Army Engraved

[Anthony]

Hi Guys,

It has been quite awhile since I actually looked at any of the daggers that I have, I tried to only collect the best quality and just kept a few that I really liked over the years.

Here is a nice one, Army engraved unmarked with the Voos pattern blade, and all the usual matching fittings, in perfect condition. I have had this one 25 years and it has only been out of the scabbard a few times.

Regards,

Anthony

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[Larry Lipps]

A very nice example! Actually, according to Tom Wittmann, the two dribbles at the point make the blade a "no-maker" variety rather than a Voos. Either way, it's a very well conditioned piece. Thanks for sharing.

[Anthony]

Hi Larry,

Thank you for your comment. Correct, it is a no maker variety but basically the same etching, it would be interesting to know why, but I guess that question has been asked many times before.

I did notice when taking the pics that the band on top of the crossguard ( ferrule ? ) had hand enhanced centre veins in the oakleaves.

I will post some more pics of my other daggers later today.

I also checked it with a Voos marked engraved blade dagger with an ivory grip, the hardware is the same, again very INTERESTING

Regards,

Anthony

[Anthony]

Here is another on my daggers. This is the only one that I have ever seen that has the hanger with the protective covering as in the photo, it is as MINT as the day it left the factory, a very nice bit of furniture for the grip to, and a great fit.

Regards,

Anthony

[tobau]

Great daggers Let us see more from the ( black scabbard !?) NSKK .
Regards.

[GaryMJ]

Very Nice!!! Who is the maker of the NSKK? Seldom see them that mint, do you have more pics of it

Red

[Anthony]

Hi Guys,

The dagger with the original packing and the bag is an SA, the scabbard just looks darker in the pic. I will post some more pics later today.

This is my NSKK.

Regards,

Anthony

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Double marked Eickhorn blade