Untuched SA-Servive Dagger from Ernst Dirlam Solingen

[ww2.collector]

A true beauty does not need words

[ww2.collector]

1

[ww2.collector]

2

[ww2.collector]

3

[ww2.collector]

Perfect Blade

[ww2.collector]

The rarest of the rar stuff

[mikemac4]

Please clean that dager-Mike

[Serge M.]

Perhaps others have seen this maker, but I been around for a long time and I have yet to see this one.

-wagner-

[ww2.collector]

Perhaps others have seen this maker, but I been around for a long time and I have yet to see this one.

Its a 10 in the List, so one of the rarest of the rar marker, production was under 500 pices ;-)

Please clean that dager-Mike

Nop, i sell this dagger in the next time, but untuched as it is, i will do there nothing.

[mikemac4]

BTW, we have absolutely no idea of the number of daggers produced by this company- just some wild guesses by some rash collectors. Mike

[Br. James]

As already said, this is an example of "the rarest of the rare" in terms of early SA daggers; Dirlam is rated 10 on the McSARR. This piece was made for SA-Gruppen Pommern. It seems to be in generally fine condition -- the verdigris notwithstanding -- the blade is excellent and the grip and even the anodized scabbard are in fine shape.

Br. James

[heers68]

Very nice piece! Wonderful blade! Kevin.

[Wim Vangossum]

Looks perfect and very rare. To clean or not to clean, that's for the next owner to decide... In the case of a solid nickle SA dagger you don't ruin it by cleaning the fittings. Of course it doesn't count for other dagger types


Regards, Wim

[Hoegaarden]

Very nice, no doubt that you easily find a buyer for this rare dagger. Congrets for finding / having that dagger.