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Here is a really nice looking dagger on front!
Better than pic even,but look at removal of inscription!
Funny on how some took off offending inscription!
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I have seen quite a few similar jobs. Hans and his buds went to the Gasthof, got up a head of steam, went to the motor pool, and ground their daggers!  Here is another variant: Dave
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I have seen quite a few similar jobs. Hans and his buds went to the Gasthof, got up a head of steam, went to the motor pool, and ground their daggers! Here is another variant: Dave Interesting blade Dave. Do you have a close up of the removal? Gerd
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Beautiful dagger friend . Congratulations .
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No.Sorry Gerd. I took that photo about 5-6 years ago at a show in Raleigh, North Carolina. That is all I have
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I once own this Haenel with a pretty rough ground backyard job  Sam,
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Well Sam, someone did a very hard ground job  But the front side looks pretty nice! Gerd
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Kinda tears my heart out seeing that...Hi Gerd pass the pretzels 
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Very interesting pictures are shown here!
In my opinion, these "grind jobs" might have been organised by the local SA organisations.
Hereunder is the picture of my F. Dick SA ground R�hm.
A2.JPG (104.53 KB, 123 downloads)
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And here is the picture of another ground R�hm SA by F. Dick: it appears that the exact same grinding tool and method has been used.
Also notice that both daggers have the same "gau" mark!
So the grinding was most likely organized.
Best regards,
Herman
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Here�s another one. Thank god they did not finish the job
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thanks to all for posting! Lets see more!
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Indeed,some hard grind jobs! Hi Larry! I only own a few ground blades,but someone did a very gentle job  Gerd
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