Dagger rarity list

[Richard]

I keep reading and hearing about dagger rarity lists (,McSaar, Fisher) and have searched as much as possible but cannot find the lists. Where are these lists available?
Richard V

[jambobbyb]

Heye you go richard
http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru...d.php?t=233491

[DJ Roach]

Lists

BUT, remember that the McSarr is ONLY one mans opinion according to what he has seen. I've said this time and time again, but I think IF we took a handful of lists and blended them together, we'd be a lot closer to the truth.........
DJ

[Erik Mott]

You guys are talking about makers not types, right ?


I don't know much about makers. Soligen, the squirrel and the hens and the diamond marks are a few.

But damascus blades and ivory handles are RARE on WW2 German daggers and I've seen some in Houston.

My Dad is half ass looking for a RAD officers and/or a Teno. He goes more for looks in his collection than how rare it is. If my brother graduates soon from college I bet he will get them but they are not raRE right?

[dblmed]

RAD Officer vs. TENO

Both, the RAD Officer & the TENO Officer, in fine condition are considered Rare, in many texts and IMHO.

Of the two - the TENO Officer, in top condition, is the more difficult Dagger to find & it has 2 different Hangers (Fabric & Leather) to fully kit it out.

There is a superb one being discussed now ... that you might want to show to your Dad

Dave / dblmed

[jambobbyb]

Hang on guys surely there is a project here, Why pay for a list when we could compile one our selves? Would anyone fancy starting with one type of dagger then moving on from there?

[dag001]

I keep reading and hearing about dagger rarity lists (,McSaar, Fisher) and have searched as much as possible but cannot find the lists. Where are these lists available?
Richard V

McSarr
http://daggers.infopop.cc/eve/forums...3/m/1700045203

Fisher
http://www.bookswiwo.com/ourpublications.jsp

[Richard]

Thanks very much for the information. I had thought that the lists might be available on the web to view but now see that you have to buy the publications. I don't know if I want to spend $40 to find out if my maker is rare or not. I was more curious than anything else. Thanks again!
Richard V