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ahhhhh ole pass the hot potato trick, looks like someone is trying to make this cheezy repo stick......
See the devil is in the detail Dr. Dolch
Good eye JR!Comment
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Originally posted by Eric Von Rader View Postahhhhh ole pass the hot potato trick, looks like someone is trying to make this cheezy repo stick...... See the devil is in the detail Dr. Dolch
Good eye JR!
I'm sorry what were you saying?
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This is the same dagger-It is for sale on Polish auctions portal.
This is not my subject and Im not an expert .
Thanks for all answers ,
Best regards
JarekComment
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Higher quality fakes have been surfacing for some time now, and have gotten better and better as mistakes were corrected. With the one here making it’s earlier public appearance on WAF 11-16-13. (And possibly earlier other places - who knows?) But on 12-30-13 it was another M 1936 dagger that had some guys buying off on the item as OK - and others who were critical of it as just another fake.
http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru...d.php?t=711888
With my point being that I don’t think that it’s going to be getting better for collectors if some of the trends that we see now keep going forward in time. FPComment
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If you own about 7 of them and been collecting them for 25 years there should be no problem at all with these new fakes.It's all in the details that the majority of people don't know.Originally posted by Frogprince View Post
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A strong statement for someone who doesn't seem to have a strong track record...and yet is ostensibly an expert with knowledge beyond the common majority.Originally posted by DR DOLCH View PostIf you own about 7 of them and been collecting them for 25 years there should be no problem at all with these new fakes.It's all in the details that the majority of people don't know.
http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru...d.php?t=715167
http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru...d.php?t=717354Comment
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That Rohm wasn't right. Simple as that and I, along with others support that; Some publicly and some whose business can be hurt by stirring such waters. Furthermore, Just becaue Gailen vetted it or supposedly did, is not dispositive. In fact, Mr. Gailen has personally said to me, "I.....back in the days when I was more of a crook."Originally posted by DR DOLCH View PostKind of like yours on the CG Rohm dagger in his auction that you said was bad that was endorsed by Gailen David?
So stick with RZM daggers and it is best for you to leave the big boy daggers to the big boys.
I don't purport to have 25 years of experience though either, unlike you...
At least I know RZM daggers I guess; maybe someday I'll be able to get an early M33 or an M36Comment
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And I stand corrected .That mint looking SS RZM dagger really is not the best reproduction I have seen as stated.The best I have seen is currently being sold on a well known dealers site.Comment
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Link to that site?Comment
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I will not damage someones livelyhood by making judgement calls from pictures online.Like all of my statements I make they are nothing more than my opinion. Sometimes I may even be wrong.Originally posted by zozole View PostComment
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hey there,
want to know how to spot a fake SS dagger
1. Buy reference books, and study.
2. Go to shows, handle known real examples, then study. (the more the better) Hands on inspection is the key...
3. Develop a network of trusted fellow collectors. Try to spot real vs fakes at the shows.
4. Only pull the trigger to buy when you have figured out step 1-3
Its that simple........
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Originally posted by Eric Von Rader View Posthey there, want to know how to spot a fake SS dagger
1. Buy reference books, and study.
2. Go to shows, handle known real examples, then study. (the more the better) Hands on inspection is the key...
3. Develop a network of trusted fellow collectors. Try to spot real vs fakes at the shows.
4. Only pull the trigger to buy when you have figured out step 1-3
Its that simple........
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