Help Needed on Army Dagger

[Ron P]

Hello all. I have a chance to by this dagger and know nothing about them. Can you please let me know if it is a good one. Much appreciated! Ron.

[Ron P]

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[Wim Vangossum]

My knowledge of Armies is basic. It looks like a good early Eickhorn but I think (based on this pictures) someone cleaned the fittings and the scabbard...

Wait for some more opinions


Regards, Wim



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[JR.]

Doesn't get any better than that combination right there.............

[ENGLISH BOB]

Hi Ron,Nice Early Eickhorn (love that trademark)which i'd have on my shelf any day..hope the price is right
Regards
Bob

[WW2-Collector]

Very nice early Eickhorn- Type one guard - Early scabbard bands and double screws - Early pommel - I would jump on this a very nice army dagger

[Ron Weinand]

Nice dagger; only drawback is the dents in the scabbard

[Ron P]

Nice dagger; only drawback is the dents in the scabbard

Hi Ron. They actually aren't dents at all but rather they are dark spots in the finish. Thanks to all for your responses. Now I own it. !!

[heers68]

Ron, GREAT looking EARLY Eickhorn with rare initial brass based fittings and scabbard(I would bet!) Condition is very nice and this one could very well have had a slant grip and would have been correct! It is that early. Go for it... Kevin.

[Stormfighter]

Ron, as others have stated, this dagger is a very desirable example. These daggers were produced during the prewar period and are of high quality. A real nice Army dagger, which I am sure looks even better in person.

[achtung]

Super condition! very nice. must have been kept away and stored good.
best regards