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Any help or thoughts are appreciated I am very new.
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Looks like an original mid-period 1st model chained Luftwaffe dagger to me. Congrats. This forum is a great place to learn, also the descriptions/pictures from a site that sells original daggers, like : http://www.wwiidaggers.com/LD1.htm
John Merling vintagetime@yahoo.com
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Good piece lots of plating loss to base metal not good on first pattern Luftwaffe but authentic cheers Ryan
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Very true Ryan, a lot of plating loss.
DevilsMetal, to me part of the desirability of a 1st model Luft are the shiny brass swastikas.
It all depends how deep your wallet is.... You can always try to find a better conditioned example later.
So it is what it is; an original mid-period 1st model Luft. Congrats!
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