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I've been looking around at Early SS Daggers, and I've come across this Böker that looks nice.
I'm not a fan of purchasing such high valued collectible relics over the net, but they're becoming harder to find each passing day.
I have some pics from the website, hopefully the quality isn't too terrible.
One thing I noticed is a lack of a Gau (No I, II or III). Is this normal for an Early SS Böker?
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That dagger has been sold a long time ago. Though still listed available.
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That is indeed a very nice Böker SS, with the typical, very dark motto.
Some early SS-daggers don't have the " I or II or III" mark or sometimes it was very lightly applied.
This SS-dagger maker is considered the "most desirable of all" by many collectors and therefore very tough to find nowadays...
Herman
Last edited by Herman V. (aka Herr Mann); 08/17/2022 03:47 PM.
You never have enough HJ-knifes!
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JR, In such quality, I would've been surprised if someone hasn't already snatched it up!
Herman, I could see why a Böker model is desirable. Thanks for the info about the upper crossguard markings, I've seen a few without them, good to know.
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