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    http://70.87.163.50/forums/showthrea...13#post4102313


    Seller may need your assistance.................

    #2
    As a curiosity what are the obvious give aways? The Spine looks very sharp? The fittings look almost wood based or something tan colored????....

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      #3
      JR, Could he just made a "fat-finger" error and ment $22.25 ?

      -wagner-

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        #4
        For me, the motto etch is not even.

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          #5
          My first one-hundred-dollar hint - take a close look at the crossguards . . .

          Do you think the seller is simply not aware that the dagger has issues? If so, it would only be kind to openly offer our assistance, right?

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            #6
            The blade is not right and neither is the RZM marked blade, a complete fake IMO.

            Sorry for the bad news.

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              #7
              Could you please explain? I put a ruler to it and its even across. More importantly I got it from a neighbor vet who I have known my whole life. Lets say it is a fake, were they really making fakes this good back before 1958? Thats the only time my family has not seen this dagger.

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                #8
                If you look at the line that I have added to the centerline of the grind, then examine the letters "e" throughout the motto, you will see what I am talking about.
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                  #9
                  Out of woodwork? Hmmm, I compared it to mine (out of real woodwork in Berlin area) and they look totally different (materials, construction, etching details and position).

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                    #10
                    Ive never seen a real rZm mark like that? What is the base of the crossguard under the plating?

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                      #11
                      There are real RZM marks like that actually, but here the logo is too far away from the crossguard plus there are small differences in details.

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                        #12
                        Originally posted by The Red Baron View Post
                        What is the base of the crossguard under the plating?
                        It's an alloy of copper and zinc . . .
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                          #13
                          ,

                          Thanks all for the information

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                            #14
                            The proportions seem a bit off to me as well, handle seems too big, scabbard fittings seem malformed...its just 'off'.

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