warlord would you be so kind as to post the pic for us
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Page from Detlev's book
Here is the page from Detlev's book. (Detlev, please let me know if you want me to remove this) Note the price on these babies. You would think the fakers would be pumping them out.
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Close up of the badge from the previous pic. You can see that the badge has an issued number.
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When I was but a lad, in the early 70s, I saw one of these Marine SA Badges in Miller's antique shop in Edinburgh. It was priced at about £10. He also had a basic SA Sports Badge for £3, so I bought that one and left the naval SA in the shop. Thinking back, that was a..........
BIG MISTAKE !!
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WOW!!! With little number!!! <1000Originally posted by ddoering
Repeat: there are two unusual SA daggers:
1) http://www.germandaggers.com/collection/saselect.jpg
2) http://www.germandaggers.com/images/fhh1.jpg
First is Marine SA dagger! Who knows anything about second dagger??
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The second dagger is the Feldherrnhalle Dagger. This pattern was designated for the exclusive wear by members of the SA Standarte Feldherrhalle. As far as can be established, only a very few of the dagger were actually produced. Examples with a white handle exist and were presented to prominet people, Goring being one of them.Comment
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Thanks for info!Originally posted by WARLORD
I supposed that it Feldherrnhalle Dagger. Even the name of a file (fhh1.jpg) speaks about it.
So i need two items - SA Marine badge and SA Feldherrnhalle Dagger.
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Don - I think they already are. If you look at the online auction sites there are plenty of them for sale.Originally posted by ddoering
Best,
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detlev lists the badge in three grades gold silver bronze. has anyone got a pic of this badge in use??
warlords pic did not show the badge in use.
got to be some pics some where out there.
also can the member that saw these as a fake for sale post the auction rooms where seen if poss. thanks againComment
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