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Hi I'd like to ask Your opinion on this piece. Unfortunetly I'm not an expert in this sort of weaponery (hunting I mean). I like this one but I do not want to get burnt. Please tell me if this is a legit period dagger ?
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Need a good shot of the trade mark .Have you read Houston's guide to spotting fakes at the top of this forum?Do so and you can probably answer your question yourself I did when I was looking at a post war Eickhorn one
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Hallo Gottlieb,der Forstdolch ist absolut original vor 1945.1932-1940.Er tr�gt den alten H�rster Stempel,ich bekam den gleichen von einem alten Forstbeamten.Das Portepee stammt nicht von diesem Dolch,es geh�rt zu einem Wehrmachtss�bel.Gru�,hornung
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Yes this one is O.K, this particular Horster mark was used up to 1934/35. It's a nice forestry hirschf�nger, the knot is not for a hirschf�nger but could be original to the piece as many guys were allowed to use a knot from previous military service.
Here is my Deutsche J�gerschaft hirschf�nger with the same mark.
Very nice piece
Gary
Last edited by Baz69; 09/18/2012 06:33 PM.
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I like the knot. Looks like a Weimar or TR period sabre portepee. Can anyone i/d it?
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Thanks guys for Your help. One last question - how much might it be worth ?
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