SA rarity factor....

[Tiger 1]

Hi guys...
Here's an unusual SA tm.
I don't have Mc's list on rarity. Maybe someone can give me an idea.
Thanks in advance.
Tony

[Tiger 1]

A couple more pics for coments and your enjoyment.
Tony

[Matt G.]

Tony...That one is a 7 on the McSARR. Very nice dagger by a hard to find maker! Congrats!

[Tiger 1]

Thanks Matt.
I appreciate it.
Tony

[Br. James]

What a gorgeous piece -- a first-production example made for SA Group Westmark in late 1933-early 1934 by a seldom-seen cutler! One never sees a scabbard in such mint condition, almost as if it had never been worn. The grip wood has shrunk a bit over the decades, but nothing to be concerned about. A pristine piece like this should be in a museum somewhere!

Br. James

[777]

Really nice piece. Congrats.

[Wim Vangossum]

"Enjoyment" is indeed the right word here. I always enjoy this awesome condition and the rarity is a nice extra bonus. TOP!


Regards, Wim

[Serge M.]

It is always a pleasure to view a wonderfully conditioned early SA dagger like this one.

[Skyline Drive]

Is the scabbard painted or anodized? I can't tell from the pics...

[Craig H]

Maybe a 7 rating but I don't recall seeing that one recently .

[Tiger 1]

Skyline.
The scabbard looks to be painted versus 'brunert' and lacquered.
Tony