RZM 941 question

[Andy B.]

I can't really seem to find this maker mark on anything, please let me know what you think.......

Thanks,
andy

[Br. James]

Hi Andy,

According to the helpful chart of Eickhorn logos organized by date of use found on http://wardaggers.com, this logo is in agreement with other transitional SS examples of the period. That said, from the photo you show, the grip of this dagger seems not to fit the lower crossguard.

Br. James

[The Red Baron]

This is the earliest transitional mark produced by the eickhorn firm. I presume most of the fittings are nickle? Never reall know what to expect on these.

And for an eickhorn, from this picture at least, the grip fit and design looks ok to me. Eickhorn, did not have the best grip fits, even on Himmlers.

[tobau]

This is the earliest transitional mark produced by the eickhorn firm. I presume most of the fittings are nickle? Never reall know what to expect on these.

And for an eickhorn, from this picture at least, the grip fit and design looks ok to me. Eickhorn, did not have the best grip fits, even on Himmlers.

Me too.
Perhaps a Röhm-Dagger ,goes to the stock after the Röhm-execution.Dagger looks legit to me.

[Rheingold]

Some call it also " early re-issued ".
It makes sense,because you can see the different coloring of both TM's.

[Andy B.]

Thanks everyone for letting me know!! I really appreciate it.
andy

[JohnZ]

Looks good to me... here's mine.

[zozole]

Here is one I pulled from the woods