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#278631 02/28/2013 08:06 PM
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Hallo.
Please forgive me for my bad English.
I found this dagger on one of the auctions.
He belonged to the number Theodor Wisch(4759)
Tell me how much this number real?
Vitaliy.

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the number is real!

4 759 Theodor WISCH 13.12.1907
SS-Brigadef�hrer und Generalmajor der Waffen-SS

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Hi,
interesting. I think Wisch's dagger was sold with other personel belongings by the family back in 1997? The dagger re-appeared in a few auctions since then.

Is it for sale again?
Regards;
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Unusual cap skull and cord. This dagger was on Gunbroker.com for many months at around $8500.

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Originally Posted By: Grumpy
Unusual cap skull and cord. This dagger was on Gunbroker.com for many months at around $8500.

Hallo Grumpy.
Do you think the original number?
Vitaliy


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Originally Posted By: Flyingdutchman
Hi,
interesting. I think Wisch's dagger was sold with other personel belongings by the family back in 1997? The dagger re-appeared in a few auctions since then.

Is it for sale again?
Regards;
Flyingdutchman

Hallo Flyingdutchman
Yes.
It was put up for sale at auction.
I was wondering if the room is not a fake?(4759)
Regards,
Vitaliy


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It can be very difficult to tell if these numbers were added during the Third Reich period or later. A suitable set of dies, as those used back then, can be used to stamp a cross guard. A better and more expert eye than mine is needed for a knowledgeable opinion and, even then, it could be difficult to tell. There is no standard pattern for these numbers and several types were used back then. It could be the light. But these numbers have a fresh, shiny look to them. To me, they are suspicious, but I could not say with certainty they are postwar applied. If that is the case, adding the photo of the original owner is a nice touch to add to any deception. The dagger itself looks perfectly authentic.

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Originally Posted By: Grumpy
It can be very difficult to tell if these numbers were added during the Third Reich period or later. A suitable set of dies, as those used back then, can be used to stamp a cross guard. A better and more expert eye than mine is needed for a knowledgeable opinion and, even then, it could be difficult to tell. There is no standard pattern for these numbers and several types were used back then. It could be the light. But these numbers have a fresh, shiny look to them. To me, they are suspicious, but I could not say with certainty they are postwar applied. If that is the case, adding the photo of the original owner is a nice touch to add to any deception. The dagger itself looks perfectly authentic.

I am going to have to agree with the above. When you look at the "I" on the side of cross guard it has the look/age that you would expect to see. But I don't get the same sense of age with the numbers on the bottom side. FP

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Here is an unidentified number of the same timeframe on a Gembruch dagger

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