I want to make sure this is original. It is listed for a good price, but on a site that has a lot of bad sellers. The color seemed a little off to me.
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Is $475 a fair price on this one?Comment
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$475 is certainly fair. Would be a great deal if you got him under $425.Comment
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Original late RZM SA dagger, produced by Arthur Schuttelhoffer Solingen.
Unfortunately these on is in poor condition, a lot of nickle plating is gone durong tome.
Photos are not the beast, so I can not tell you state of the blade with 100% certainty - maybe is a cleaned.
Save your money for better dagger.
Schlange
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I may get this one instead then, it looks a little nicer, but still affordable.
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Buying based upon price alone, without considering condition and potential originality, is not a standard I would encourage anyone to pursue.
Br. JamesComment
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Both of these RZMs are beaters- If you are willing to spend 475, why not go a little bit more and get an Early model- better quality, better looking, fitting are nickel silver and don't corrode, wooden grips are nicer, nickel silver eagle stays intact. Mike PM me if you cant find oneComment
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Is the scabbard on the second original and just not original to the dagger, or is it a repro scabbard?Comment
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Probably came with the dagger but............as Mike pointed out these beaters are way over priced IMO. Why waste good money on crap ?Originally posted by twoodson412 View PostComment
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I don't like either of these daggers. No photo shots of the blade tip on the first and I think it is also possible that the first is a parts dagger. Look for a better one.Comment
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Thanks for the help. I found these 2 early ones for a little more $ but still in an affordable range.
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