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Can I get some opinions on this Rhom blade inscription.
The Rhom inscription is on a SS blade.??
Sorry but these are the best pic's I can get.
thanks
MM

rhome 1.JPG (95.97 KB, 394 downloads)
rhome 4.JPG (92.79 KB, 391 downloads)
rhome 10.JPG (68.01 KB, 389 downloads)
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Jeeze!!!!!!!!


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Gailen...Im assuming you dont like it.LOL.


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Hello
Can I ask what Jeeze means????
Is that good or bad????
Originally Posted By: Gailen David
Jeeze!!!!!!!!


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The blade and guards are reproductions. The blade is a very good example and so close to being authentic, it's painful. Unless you are looking for a high quality repro, don't buy it.

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This is in southern Illinois and should stay there IMO.


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Originally Posted By: Ronald Weinand
This is in southern Illinois and should stay there IMO.

Gentleman
Thanks for the IMO's. It just looked to good to be true. I compared the Rhom dedication to one in Ralph Siegert's book and just going picture to picture they looked the same.
Guess copies are getting better and better.
I sent a note to the seller telling him it is a good copy but still a copy, interesting to see what it sells for??
thanks again
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Sorry about my "jeeze" reply. But it was hard to say anything after seeing the picture.

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There are several of these blades floating around. At a casual examination, they look pretty good. The metal is not quite the correct tone and there are problems with the etch, but you have to know what to look for. I sent one of these to a noted collector for evaluation and, though he stopped short of authenticating it, he said it looked "right" and did not peg it as a repro. You are right, 1942collector, the repro's are getting better.

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Grumby: Your so right! And them some guy wants an opinion of a Rohm blade using a couple of images on the site. Good luck!

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