Original German WWII Transitional SA Dagger by Rare Maker C. Rudolph Jacobs with Early Pattern Fittings - RZM M7/34 MG 42 Accessories but it works just fine

but it works just fine for display

- WW2 Japanese Red Cross Workers Silver Medal with rosette and case

Although it was manufactured in 1882 it never had an etched panel that read Colt Frontier Six Shooter as the serial number range for such marked revolvers was between 45000 and 65000

the magazine feeding mechanism is quite stiff from age and oxidation

The suit is composed of the standard black cotton fleece material

Original German WWII Transitional SA Dagger by Rare Maker C. Rudolph Jacobs with Early Pattern Fittings - RZM M7/34 MG 42 Accessories but it works just fineOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a very interesting German WWII SA Dagger, which features a wartime RZM marked blade, but also looks to feature entirely early pattern fittings. We do not know if pre existing fittings were used for a newly produced blade, or whether perhaps the blade was broken, and the owner acquired a new one to replace it. The blade was made by rare maker C. Rudolph Jacobs, Stahlwarenfabrik of Solingen Grfrath. The dagger