NSKK daggers

[rajko84]

Two with black scabbards are NSKK daggers.

m 7/37 is maker: Robert Klaas, Solingen-ohligs

Konejung, Herm is ranked #6 on the SA list.

Third looks like the handle was painted, who is a maker on it (it looks like rzm because of small circle.)

Blades are in bad shape but they look complete, exsept the one with no scabbard and motto removed.

If you can take a pictures without flash would help a lot, it is hard to see them.

And take a picture of the third makers mark.

I hope this helped. Regards Rajko

[Skipper Greenwade]

Hello again,

Nobody can help me with these?

William Kramer

I can certainly offer my opinion, but I am really getting reluctant to post on these threads because I'm afarid I'll come across as negative or arrogant, as I seem to always have the same advice in a situation like this. Taht said, here goes...

In spite of the prices nowdays, NSKK's are regarded as "common" daggers. Furthermore, these are common daggers in poor condition, sold on e-bay with crappy photos. One is obviously messed with or abused and one can't tell form the aforementioned crappy photos if the others are okay or not. My advice? Save your money, add to it as you are able, and buy a nice SA or NSKK off the E-Stand or from a dealer with a good selection. Better yet, go to a show and coomparison shop for condition and value.

I would recommend reading this thread re: the downside of settling for items in less-than-collectible condition:

http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru...d.php?t=396454

Best,
Skip

[all1knew]

Hello again,

Thanks for your opinions.

William Kramer