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    SA - Gun Show Pickup

    How does this SA look, and does anyone know the RZM code for this maker?

    Thanks
    Pat
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    Blade and RZM code.
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      #3
      Hangers. I don't see any markings on them.
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        #4
        Some of the screws.
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          #5
          Closeup of scabbard tip.
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            #6
            Hi Pat,


            M7/68 Lauterjung & Co. - Tigerwerk, Solingen

            38 is for the year 1938


            looks in great condition apart from the split in the top scabbard fitting on the side next to the screw ?



            Regards Mac 66.

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              #7
              You did great! Did you see alot of criminals buying exspensive firearms with the latest technological innovations at the gun show?

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                #8
                Originally posted by DR DOLCH View Post
                You did great! Did you see alot of criminals buying exspensive firearms with the latest technological innovations at the gun show?

                Always lots of criminals taking advantage of 'The Gun Show Loop-Hole'. Buying banana magazines and cases of ammo for their arsenals of Assault Rifles.

                Oh, and BTW, That's a nice find SA dagger - congrats !


                -wagner-

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                  #9
                  Very nice pickup. Is very hard to see a later one with this amazing crossguards condition. But it's not a Tigerwerk Lauterjung & Co., it's a M7/67 Gottlieb Hammesfahr.

                  Regards,

                  Ricardo

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                    #10
                    I have a bit of a chuckle whenever I hear someone badmouthing later(RZM) SAs. Condition wise and construction wise I think it would be difficult for anyone to find fault with a dagger like this. Congratulations on a very nice find!

                    Was it buried in with all the evil black guns that the criminals are buying up in droves!
                    Jim

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                      #11
                      Originally posted by R.R. View Post
                      Very nice pickup. Is very hard to see a later one with this amazing crossguards condition. But it's not a Tigerwerk Lauterjung & Co., it's a M7/67 Gottlieb Hammesfahr.

                      Regards,

                      Ricardo
                      Ricardo,

                      your right my mistake : M7/67



                      Regards Mac 66.

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                        #12
                        Originally posted by Mac 66 View Post
                        Hi Pat,


                        M7/68 Lauterjung & Co. - Tigerwerk, Solingen

                        38 is for the year 1938


                        looks in great condition apart from the split in the top scabbard fitting on the side next to the screw ?



                        Regards Mac 66.
                        Mac,

                        I think you may be right. I just checked it with the magnifying glass and it looks like a tiny partial split. One of these cases where the 10X optical lens of the camera sees better than my naked eye !

                        Regards,
                        Pat

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                          #13
                          Originally posted by DR DOLCH View Post
                          You did great! Did you see alot of criminals buying exspensive firearms with the latest technological innovations at the gun show?

                          No criminals observed, but the crowd was the biggest I saw in 17 years. Saw a lot of people trying to sell ratty SKS's for $1000. The dealers were swamped with people 3 deep filling out their 4473's on clipboards waiting for their turn at the background checks.

                          Regards,
                          Pat

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                            #14
                            Originally posted by wags View Post
                            Always lots of criminals taking advantage of 'The Gun Show Loop-Hole'. Buying banana magazines and cases of ammo for their arsenals of Assault Rifles.

                            Oh, and BTW, That's a nice find SA dagger - congrats !


                            -wagner-
                            Thanks Wagner.

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                              #15
                              Originally posted by R.R. View Post
                              Very nice pickup. Is very hard to see a later one with this amazing crossguards condition. But it's not a Tigerwerk Lauterjung & Co., it's a M7/67 Gottlieb Hammesfahr.

                              Regards,

                              Ricardo
                              Thanks Ricardo. I have the 4 Wittman book's, but don't have a SA book. I really need to get one.

                              Regards

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