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Hey SuperDuke! THAT is a VERY nice dagger right there! Sparkling blade, superclean? I never saw that makermark before on a dagger, only in a book! Scabbard looks great! And a 3-pieced hanger, that alone is not often seen? Especially in good condition like yours! Great view. Thanks for sharing!  Sincerely, Karin-Renate
Nichts ist Ende, nichts ist Anfang.
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They do not come any rarer than that one my friend, superb SA
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Very nice find and a nice 3 piece hanger as well
Regards Sean
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Very amazing dagger from a rare maker.
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Ricardo
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Man those crossguards look heavy,, definitely a nice catch. The feeling is always so rewarding after the hunt. Best Larry
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Very nice well done just gently clean that nicotine crap off it patina it ain't potential damage it sure is and that dagger don't deserve that
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You have a very nice and rare dagger with outstanding patina that I personally would never clean. It speaks of the history of your dagger, and natural beauties like that do not come around everyday. All you will accomplish by cleaning you dagger fittings is taking away historic and monetary value. Regards,Forton
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Super early SA score, congratulations!
Best greetings,
Herman
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Congrats on your latest SA find  rare maker in very good condition  i bet your a happy man.
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Wonderfull dagger, I have only seen one other, it must be a McSarr 10 +++. Is it worth while hitting any of the flea markets in Paris for WWII era items ? Are there any shops in the area you could recommend for the same ?
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...Wonderfull dagger, I have only seen one other, it must be a McSarr 10 +++. ... Hey Russian, Opinions are different! Nakida says itsa 9, with about 1000 daggers made, and Siegert says itsa 10 with also 1000 made So, reckon the decisive vote goes to McSarr ... ? Sincerely, Karin-Renate
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Nice Pickup Superduke,, The Richard Drees is a hard to find piece,,at least for me here on the East coast of the US. Great photos!! Best Larry
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Nice catch,and a great dagger
Regards
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