A NEAR MINT EXAMPLE OF AN RZM ‘TRANSITIONAL’ PERIOD NSKK DAGGER BY EICKHORN.

Daggers of this later RZM period of construction are now becoming very hard to find in good condition. This is mainly due to the type of materials used at the time.The nickel plated crossguards and plated steel scabbard fittings have deteriorated over the years. This one is in very good condition indeed. One of the best I've seen in a while. There is some very slight plate lifting where the crossguards meet the wooden grip edges, this seems to happen on nearly all of these period daggers, but it's quite slight. the wood grip is nice and has a mint eagle and SA button. Very small crack in the wood on lower part and a tiny chip to the edge, but both very minor. Scabbard has no issues with the plated fittings and the ORIGINAL black factory paint is 99% intact. The blade has remained in stone mint condition. Full factory crossgrain polish on both sides. Nice grey lettering to the Alles fur Deutchland. The reverse riccasso has both the large Eickhorn squirrel and the RZM code for Eickhorn underneath!! M7/66 1939. Just what people are looking for!

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