from the same collection, real one?
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It's very hard to get a sense of this piece from the two photos, but from what I see, this appears to be an early piece by the manufacturer "Bulldog" which was created for SA-Gruppe Niederrhein.
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Looks like a honest piece but more detailled pictures would be welcome.Comment
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As already said ... more and better photos would be needed to make a clear statement here.
However, from what I can see I like the dagger. The maker is "Gebrüder Halbach" from Solingen, which used the head of a bulldog as makers mark. This is a very rare maker, which is usually hard to find. The blade seems to be well preserved.
A nice add-on is the stamped number on the cross guard, which could be either the registration number of the storm trooper, who owned this dagger once, or the number of the Sturm and Standarte. Is this number also stamped on the scabbard?Comment
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I agree with Ingo: The Bulldog hallmark is indeed a rare one, listed as #8 on McSARR.
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Halbach NSKK for comparisonComment
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IMO looks like original early SA dagger produced by Gebrüder Halbach Solingen.
Solid-nickle parts on dagger are cleaned.
Schlange
http://www.mojalbum.com/schlange88/album
http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru...d.php?t=916564Comment
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Thanks guys,
Bought today the SA dagger together with a lot off other stuff.
Looks beautiful and imo absolutely original. As a bonus I got the original Brown RZM stamped belt with it.
Post some pics asap😉Comment
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Here it is. Came together with a RZM stamped SA belt. Dagger in itself is in near mint condition. Imo all original, but looking forward for comments.Comment
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That's a great rig. Congrats ! 
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