Description
Stunning and rare transitional SA dagger in good condition. These daggers were produced in the small period between the maker marks and the RZM marks and carried both logo’s on the blade. This example was made by Carl Eickhorn in 1939 (RZM M7/66) from Solingen. The dagger and scabbard remain in very good condition showing nice details. The blade has some stains but remains in overall very good condition! A rare SA dagger offered for sale here!
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