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Hallo One year different stamps Different numbers and letters What do you say gentlemen? Best regards. 1051/38, 1051/39
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Here's one more
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Do not have any opinions about this
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I saw a few different real blades of this Trademark. Letter style and digits were the same,as you've shown on pic 1,2 & 4 This company had used different TM,letters...and a different placement of the RZM-TM..imo Do you have more pics of these daggers/blades? Mottos,Tangmarks.... Hard to judge,from this pics.
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1051/39
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1051/39 Regards, Vitaliy
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Thanks for the additional pics. I don't like all of these,eg.the motto of the last one you have shown looks too far down.BTW, i never saw the two storks on RZM blades with the TM close to the lower crossguard. These blades bearing different tang marks.
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So you want to say it's a fake? Vitaliy
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Hallo Gerd, Here are photos of storks
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I have doubts on a few of these....
And thanks for the pic of the "storks" Do you own all of these daggers?
Here is a shot of the tangmarks from one of mine. I've bought this dagger a few years ago.The TM is close to the crossguard. These two pics are also shown in Ralf's SS-Book.
No other comments?
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Hello Gerd, I have no doubt about the authenticity of these daggers. I believe that storks more typical of the manufacturer, than the brand that you have shown. Siegert books I do not have on hand unfortunately. Regards, Vitaliy
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I guess,so as many others ,these codes 1051/1052/1053 and 1054 are contract numbers. This would explain,the different letter-style,digits and tang marks,etc. E.G., if you compare an 1053 with an 1054 you'll see no differences.TM and motto are absolutly identical.Take a look at an early klaas r�hm,you'll see St marked crossguards and the "double arrow" tang-mark. I'm sure the owners of the r�hm klaas can confirm that. Well it ends as a two man conversation. Have a nice weekend! Gerd
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