Etched Voos Luft.

[Tiger 1]

[JohnZ]

Tony:

I would guess that a Voos marked etched dagger would command a price that is at least $1,000 more than an unmarked one in similar condition and with similar state. An ivory grip for either would increase the price by another $1,000.

Just my opinion, of course.

John

[Tiger 1]

Thanks John.
I appreciate your input. As always I have enjoyed your posts and commentary.
Thanks!
Tony

[Tiger 1]

Was farting around trying to get better pics over the weekend.
These are better ones. Getting good images of etching on a Brite blade is challenging.
Anyway...enjoy.
Tony

[Tiger 1]

A few more.

[Serge M.]

Tony, I appreciate how tough it is getting good photos from a plated blade. That looks a lot better. Congrats !

[Billy G]

I agree Tony, your 2nd set of pictures is much better. That is a very nice looking marker Voos & I would say quite desirable.

[Ron Weinand]

Very nice Voos 2nd Luft. Not as scarce as the Army Voos, but still a classic.

[BobI]

No trade mark and I have found them to be nearly impossible to sell. With the TM, great dagger! I have never had one with a TM and not a "BONE" grip so I am sure it adds 1K+, (+) because the combined rarity is there and they are gorgeous!!!
See you guys in a couple of weeks!
Bob

[Tiger 1]

I'm looking forward to the show. Seems like never a bad show. How can you beat that?

[ccnrecon]

What is an approximate current value on a voos bone in heer and luftwaffe dagger? Wittmann has a mint voos army for 8k. Seems a click high in todays economy.

[Ron Weinand]

Unless its stone mint, might b a tad high.