Hello, just picked this up and I welcome your comments. Blade has no trace of a manufacturer's logo. Thanks
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Last edited by Tony K; 09-10-2009, 05:16 PM. -
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Hate to sound like an a$$hole, but I hope you lliterally "picked it up". Not much there in terms of condition.
Sorry, but aside from it being original (altough the spacer under the grip does give cause for concern), there's not much good to say about this one...just too far gone even to part it out.
Best,
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If you got it for really cheap, then it is good I know it is in very bad shape but it is still an SS and that is better then what most people have( which do not own SS).
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A beater but certainly not without value. Looks to have been stored poorly, what a shame. Could you show us a picture of the reverse blade where the maker mark would be? The copper eagle & plated crossguards leads me to believe this piece isn't a ground Rohm.Comment
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Not a ground Rohm, usually these unmarked SS daggers are found in an m36 chained scabbard.
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