Hi everyone, I just subscribe to this forum because I found in my grandpa's basement an SS dagger and I would like to know more about it. Does anyone can give me some information about it?
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Looks like a nice 1938 transitional Eickhorn SS dagger with an early hanger. But you need better pictures without the white background so we can see it better.Last edited by Reichskanzler; 08-09-2014, 02:54 PM. -
No "Original" in the Eickhorn maker mark. Some will dispute the originality of this piece... Also, are you the one who buffed the fixtures? Certainly this is not in "as found" condition from your grandpa's basement...Comment
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Its in the scabbard backwards and the hanger is on backwards. And, yes, this marking was from the Third Reich period.Comment
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ss dagger
hello titanone
for my opinion a good SS dagger!
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Would like to see more details of this dagger,eg runes button,eagle, crossguards,etc.Comment
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Looks like the same dagger
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Right,the same pieceOriginally posted by theodore giles View PostLooks like the same daggerComment
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yes someone use my pictures. I guess it's because I first ask in a french forum one month ago.Comment
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my first goal was to sell it, does anybody could give my and estimation of this pieces?
Someone already offer me 1200euro but isn't it to low?
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Have a look at Wittmann militaria or Lakeside Trader, that will give you an idea of value.
http://www.wwiidaggers.com/welcome.htm
https://www.lakesidetrader.com/Comment
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Nice original dagger. I have one just like it. Is there any stamping on the tang since I see you have it disassembled?
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Only the Letters A/C or A/G like on the pic below.Comment
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It is C A H, it stands for Carl August Hartkopf,a sub contracting drop forging smithy, that provided Eickhorn with many forged blades.Originally posted by titanone View PostComment
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