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Serge, how about this one? AUGUST KÜLLENBERGDoes it look familiar to you? 
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ivbaust, it's a stone cold 10!It does look familiar.... Let's see I can't seem to find mine...wonder where it went?  Congrats! -serge-
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August made a long journey over the pond and found a new home. I think he likes it there. But he missed his dog. So it had to follow him.
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quote: Originally posted by vintagetimenow:
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ABSOLUTELY STUNNING  !!!
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Nice pieces guys but with time I think every SA will be potsed...
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Carl Kloos and Albert Dorschel....
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Not sure how rare this maker is overall but certainly really love the logo!
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It seems to me that here there are some rare items...
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Ilya... you must have a rather large collection by now...? 
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How about a triple Carl Linder from Solingen-Merscheid?
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My justinuswerk.have only this.is it rare or common?sorry for bad pickture
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Justinuswerk is not that uncommon. I would say middle of the rarity scale. Looks like the condition more than makes up for rarity. Nice blade.
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What a great thread. I'm not a SA collector but I love the different TM's.
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Thanks Raymond. It is a Ex++/NM dagger from Lakesidetrader.My first,BUT not last from paul 
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Wath about the RZM 7-72 Kaldenback ?
Are they very rare ? Not seen many of them around ?
opinions ?
regards Lh 600
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There are no rarity lists for RZM daggers.
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oki many thanks for the replying.
is the Rzm 7/ 72 rare or common ?
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Today I picked up a "Ho" marked SA. I'll try to post some pics tonight. Until then, Any 411 on rarity of a C.Eppenstein - Sohne/Solingen. Gau mark "Ho"??? I wish I could say that it hasn't been messed with..but there are a few scratches on the pommel nut, also a few "chips" of wood missing. Anyway, Thanks in advance for your comment. The tang has an "A" over the # "24" Inside are the letters, "E" and "W". Cheers, Pauli
In Memory of Joe Mann
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In Memory of Joe Mann
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"a"  Cheers, Pauli
In Memory of Joe Mann
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Beautiful and excellent dagger- the handle is gorgeous with perfect fit on the eagle and crossguards- congrats-Mike
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Thanks guys! I am/was concerned about the cross grain though, is this typical? (better pics may be needed?) anyway, This blade fits "me" better than the "Pack", I gave away on Fathers day. A tad bit "saltier"... better matched to my collection. Cheers, Pauli
In Memory of Joe Mann
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The crossgrain looks OK. I have always wondered what that trademark was ... 1. Log on fire 2. Headdress with wings and horns. 3. A bratwurst catching fire on Mike McAlvanah's grill Dave
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Thats a nice Dagger. Quite a bit rarer than a E.Pack. Congrats
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quote: I have always wondered what that trademark was ... 3. A bratwurst catching fire on Mike McAlvanah's grill
ROFL ... good one!
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Well it couldn't be the brats because I like them so much I eat them frozen(much faster than grilling), so it has to be #2-Maybe we should ask Skyline Drive-he'd probably tell you it was 2 satyrs on fire-MJM
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Don't think these were posted yet:
Best greetings,
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Some choice babies there thanks for showing
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Wow Herman!
You got some choice hard to find makers there.
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quote: Originally posted by Mike McAlvanah:
Well it couldn't be the brats because I like them so much I eat them frozen(much faster than grilling), so it has to be #2-Maybe we should ask Skyline Drive-he'd probably tell you it was 2 satyrs on fire-MJM
The Eppenstein trademark is actually a flaming rocket of love.
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quote: Originally posted by Simply Daggers:
I've had a couple of these in recently and like the name (the battleship of SA's)
The quality on these was also fantastic.
This is my favorite among all the SA makers(BISMARCK) and I`m on the lookout for one of these, so if anyone knows about one for sale please let me know. Regards Trond
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Bismarck, I´m sure you will like this one. Guess the maker of these 3 beauties
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