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What do you think, is it a pre 1945?
As dr. Vet mentioned the tm is positioned a bit higher than usual.....i'm really courious as i know have bought it
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I like what I see, and the scabbard is original Eickhorn, no doubt.
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it looks ok to me apart from the pommel casting which looks a bit crude
post war replacement perhaps
heres one of mineComment
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Yes i see what you mean, i dont think the cast ion mine is of bad quality, it seems to me like the pommel had a rough trip.... It's mostly on top of the fead and on the back of the wings.... Where it would touch the ground if dropped or so?!
But thanks for input
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Pommel is Carl Eickhorn - original, unfortunately these one survived many blows.
Schlange
http://www.mojalbum.com/schlange88/albumiComment
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New, more detailed photos show that we have a very interesting dagger here.
Pommel is low quality with blurred details. I also see several very small metal delaminations on the pommel as well as the hilt. This is quite unique and allows me to state that no parts were replaced. All components, even a blade buffer, are typical for Eickhorn. I think that it is a late, poor quality but still war era production Eickhorn dagger.
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