SSalty!

[zozole]

Hey boys,
Here is one that I dont think I have shown here before...

At first look it looks like a normal SS,, Notice the not so regular fit of the V-hanger.

The SS-mann made a small upgrade, securing both the scabbard and dagger..

Hmmm but wait!where is the eagle and ss rune? .. is not the dagger sitting wrong in the scabbard,

Lets turn it around and take a look..

[zozole]

Here it gets interesting ,,, you can clearly see on which side the dagger laid on....
check out that patina on the x-guards...

[zozole]

Lets open this baby up and see whats inside!

[zozole]

And here is when the magic begins....

[zozole]

I just love it

[zozole]

Hope You guys liked it


Thanks for watching ,,,,


Cheers

Emil

[Rheingold]

I just love it

Ok you love it and i take it A lovely dagger,mate

[JR.]

Oooooo La La !

[Mac 66]

Emil,


Salty Cracker



Cheers Mac 66.

[Wim Vangossum]

I wonder why some people say it is bad to store the blade in its scabbard...

I mean: look at this one


Regards, Wim

[Lampwick]

Forgive my ignorance but why is the RZM logo and the Maker's code reading from point to cross guard? I always thought they were the other way up.

[Mac 66]

Forgive my ignorance but why is the RZM logo and the Maker's code reading from point to cross guard? I always thought they were the other way up.

Take a look here for a good referance on SS RZM codes


http://www.germandaggers.com/Gallery/SSRZM.php

[judorichard]

Nice!

Wow. That is nice. Thanks for sharing that. I'm looking to add a nice SS to my collection so.......!

[Lampwick]

Take a look here for a good referance on SS RZM codes


http://www.germandaggers.com/Gallery/SSRZM.php

Aye, but nowhere on that list does it actually say which way round the stamps were.

[zozole]

Thanks for your comments guys and all PM´s


here together with the brother