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SS model 1933 dagger, black ebony grip, black anodized scabbard with internally marked nickle silver upper and lower crossguards; blade made by "Boker", (the small trademark used only on Roehm dedication daggers--note that the upper left of the oval was removed when the inscription was ground) inscription professionally removed, blade re-grained. Blade has a few light blemishes, wood grip with no cracks, only a few pressure marks. Never cleaned, lower crossguard marked "I" (SS District Munich). Complete with original to the dagger proper non-RZM hanger and belt loop. Bought from the vet's son in a gun show parking lot over 25 years ago.
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