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A Sud-West Region SA Full Röhm Dagger by Carl Eickhorn, Solingen

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A Sud-West Region SA Full Röhm Dagger by Carl Eickhorn, Solingen

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A Sud-West Region SA Full Röhm Dagger by Carl Eickhorn, Solingen

A Rare and excellent example of the full Röhm dagger by CARL EICKHORN, SOLINGEN (squirrel in double oval etched TM); The polished blade grades extremely fine plus, showing light surface wear/runner marks without pitting or nicks to cutting edges, and with full cross-graining. Deeply etched motto retains 100% of the light gray background frosting. Nickel-silver hilt fittings show light to moderate surface wear/age patina. Cross guard impressed with "Sw" denoting the Sud-West Region. The Reddish-brown colored wooden grip fits tightly into both cross guards and appears to have not been apart or tightened. The grip shows light surface, and no cracks or chips; and with silver eagle and SA insert properly inset. The steel scabbard shows minor surface wear with only a single dent. 80% of the brown anodization remaining. Dent-free upper and lower nickel-silver fitting, with undamaged screws, show light use/wear and nice patina, without damage to the lower ball. Dagger is complete with fine quality brown leather hanger with early Nickel-silver buckle and unmarked upper clip. Overall in extremely fine condition.