SA Dagger

[Mike0791]

A rare Jos Schlimbach (No) & hanger PM for details.

[Serge M.]

Mike,
If your looking to sell it you need to become a Associate Member ($35, a Year) and place the dagger in the Edged weapon section on E-stand.

This section is only for discussion and/or showing.

-Serge

[Jeff Nichols]

But a nice original. Would like to see the maker mark

[Mike0791]

SA Dagger

But a nice original. Would like to see the maker mark

Hi Jeff, thanks for your comment. I've taken a picture of the maker stamp as best I can due to the reflection. I've read chapter one & two Johnsons volume 6 & 7 regarding the sword makers Solingen, researched many sale catalogues to come to the conclusion that this maker is particularly rare!

[Mike0791]

SA Dagger

Mike,
If your looking to sell it you need to become a Associate Member ($35, a Year) and place the dagger in the Edged weapon section on E-stand.

This section is only for discussion and/or showing.

-Serge

Thanks for the advice Serge, duly noted

[Br. James]

Jos. Schlimbach of Solingen is indeed one of the rarest of the rare cutlers that manufactured early SA daggers; this firm is rated at #10 on the McSARR list! Sorry that I can't quite make out the code stamped to the reverse lower crossguard -- that would disclose which SA Group this piece was produced for.

Very nice!

Br. James

[Br. James]

And BTW, Mike0791: Welcome among us! It's good to have you here!

And if the crossguard marking is "No," that indicates SA-Gruppe Nordsee.

Cheers,

Br. James