dagger SS 1936

[karl69]

Here two more pics...
NOTE: The grip style and also the ss button!

this image is the later type with steel chain?
and you know that daggers with a steel chain made different manufacturers?

and what is on your picture the distance between e and lower guard?
(between the red lines)

[Rheingold]

I would not want either of those 36's in my collection, as my 36's would spit on them. But, they are known to have 'stiff personalities'.

You're right wags.

[karl69]

You're right wags.

actually the ones who really want to forge a dagger already have the original!
when in Taiwan want to make a copy of Russian TT33 pistol
they even copied elements deactivation - propyl on the trigger)
hide data is useless - it's only a matter of time ...

[DR DOLCH]

Rheingold ,

nice looking dagger
Only in this photo it looks like an early type 1 in nickel

but guard like my nickel-plated zinc
however, again the same topic:
goods from union members)

For someone who knows so much about daggers,you don't know much about daggers.

[Frogprince]

actually the ones who really want to forge a dagger already have the original!
when in Taiwan want to make a copy of Russian TT33 pistol
they even copied elements deactivation - propyl on the trigger)
hide data is useless - it's only a matter of time ...

But why give a faker a blueprint on how to make better fakes?? BTW: The mainland Chinese manufactured Tokarev pistols were as well made as the late Russian types. FP

[karl69]

For someone who knows so much about daggers,you don't know much about daggers.

so teach
if you do know so much
unverified opinion looks funny

[byf45]

[777]

thanks again

but I was hoping that opinions will be more impartial
many of the views of members from Europe is not too detailed and biased (
I was interested in exactly the specific details of possible flaws!
I gave detailed dimensions dagger - and did not get the correct data (
I gave a detailed picture - and not received a detailed description of the problems

Exactly. I really do believe it was your true intention
If anyone here wants to share one of his posessions he's proud and (at least) 99,9% sure of the originlity, he's not interested in "specific details of possible flaws".
You're disappointed that some people don't like your dagger? C'mon, if your dagger was fine you'd get from everyone here. If dagger is good, is good. I can send here pictures of dozen of daggers and there will be no questions about originality even if they are not "my grandfather's trophy from 1945".
I see now it was a mistake to point any details here.
And do you know why european members are more sceptical ? Because we're "on the front" here and it's us who are the first to confront the new generation of fakes before they reach the US market.