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hi all...here there's another dagger partial ground rohm ,i see it in beautiful conditions...id' like to buy but the price is over 1k dollars...do you think it's too much for it?? best regards luca
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Its mine and Tom Johnson's (we're partners) and its a beautiful blade. Price is $1195.00
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Price seems fair for a true partial Roehm like this one. Some dealers call the "lazy grind" Roehms where the entire inscription has been ground on, but still readable, "partial Roehms" and try to get higher dollar for those.
John Merling [email protected]MAX Life member OVMS Life member(Ohio Valley Military Society SOS) OGCA Life member(Ohio Gun Collectors Assoc) NRA Life member
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Yes, it is a very nice blade with the correct smaller Ed W�sthof logo: which was only used on R�hm daggers.
It's attractively priced for a partial R�hm in my opinion.
Best regards,
Herman
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