After seeing some interest from some members about this particular topic regarding transitional HJ daggers made after august 1938 (when late period is considered to begin) with no motto, of course, but featuring both marker's logo and RZM number, i decided it could be interesting to post here all known markers that had this particular characteristic.
Lets start off with some photos taken from www.lakesidetrader.com , courtesy of Paul Hogle (used with permission)
If anyone wants to share any other with this particula characteristic, feel free to do so. Again, thanks to Paul Hogle (lakesidetrader) for his help!
Knife number 1: M7/66 1941:
Knife number 2: M7/66 1942:
Knife number 3: M7/55 1938:
Now this one is an interesting one. It says "1938" and it features both MM and RZM number...but, is it transitional with motto or transitional during the late period? As it was done in 1938 you have both options, but i would say its rather a post august 1938 transitional example and it never had motto, it looks like it doesnt have any sights of a motto and its in a very good condition, so its hard to consider it was "worn away".
Lets start off with some photos taken from www.lakesidetrader.com , courtesy of Paul Hogle (used with permission)
If anyone wants to share any other with this particula characteristic, feel free to do so. Again, thanks to Paul Hogle (lakesidetrader) for his help!
Knife number 1: M7/66 1941:
Knife number 2: M7/66 1942:
Knife number 3: M7/55 1938:
Now this one is an interesting one. It says "1938" and it features both MM and RZM number...but, is it transitional with motto or transitional during the late period? As it was done in 1938 you have both options, but i would say its rather a post august 1938 transitional example and it never had motto, it looks like it doesnt have any sights of a motto and its in a very good condition, so its hard to consider it was "worn away".
The photo I posted was outside the discussion of this thread - my apologies 
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