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Can i helpe me for this question ?
What is Gau marked by SA dagger "Nr"
and is Richard Drees & Sohn Solingen a rarer manufactur?
Thanks and Regards!
Wikinger
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Wikinger, Nr is for gau Niederrhien. I don't know how rare the maker is. Regards, teufel
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yes it is rare 1 in 1000 in fisher's book
Sean
Regards Sean
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Very rare maker...
Seiler (yank in UK)
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Gau stamp should be "Nrh" Niederrhein
Maybe the dagger seen some wear and therefore the "h" is gone?
I didn�t know that Gau stamp "Nrh" exist on this maker, Fisher says only (S) Schlesien.
Rarity 9 on Mcsarr, 1000 SA made (Fisher)
Best,
Sam,
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Thanks for your assistance and answers.
Wikinger
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