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Hi guys, i'll share this rare bird, which is not often seen Pic's are not the best, but i've tried my best. got this dagger out of an estate sale some years back. Crossguards,eagle & Nut is made of nickel silver Regards Gerd
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Blade is in mint condition with full cross grain. here some more...
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Kreta,
Looks like a good RZM SS dagger with some scabbard issues. Everything looks like it should.
Dave
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dagger looks great as Dave mentions, scabbard very decent no dents, screws appear good paint 95% I see NO issues period great grip in condition you just don't encounter that often even for RZM cheers and best Ryan
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Grip to lower crossguard fit looks off to me, scabbard aside from chips in paint looks ok.
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You could be right, ed, but the curvature looks correct. The shoulders of the grip fit very well, which I always take as a good sign.
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Thanks for the kind words, Regards Gerd
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Looks all good to me! If it were mine, I would remove the water spots on the blade before they become permanent.
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Looks all good to me! If it were mine, I would remove the water spots on the blade before they become permanent. Thanks for the advice. Perhaps i'll try it with renwax. Regards Gerd
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