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Neat piece I picked up at SOS this year. It's a partial ground SA Rohm. Note how the blade was polished in it's entirety, and only the name was removed. Makes for a cool discussion of the varying degrees of "grinding" that occured. Nice vertical hanger to boot.
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Here's one that the owner just took out to the front curb and had at it.
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Well, as rough as the curb was, they didn't get the maker mark.
Gets you thinking about all the ones that were "DONE AT THE FACTORY" and wasted half of the mark.
Ed
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This is the best one that I've seen. It was at a show in Raleigh about 15 years ago.
Dave
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Dave
Must be First Prize, went the extra mile for sure.
Ed
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I think the guy came back from the gasthof after a beer or or eight and decided to comply with the order. Fired up the grinding wheel, said "F'ing 'Immler" and stuck his dagger against the wheel ... and ...
Interesting that the order was issued to grind off the Rohm signature, but no guidance beyond that
Dave
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Good to see Craig posting here again.
John
Always looking for Eickhorns and etched bayonets.
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It could just be the pictures, but the the motto in the OP looks very poorly defined. Was the motto repainted black? It looks extremely dark to me.
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