All three daggers have the standard blade etching, SA-pattern hilt and grip, and a brown enamel finished sheath. 1) Edwin Pack dagger, 13 5/8 inches long with an 8 5/8 inch blade and a brown leather vertical hanger with belt loop and a "DRGM/1282208" marked clip. The reverse of the blade shows evidence of a professional grind and repolish being performed; though not verifiable, this is a common symptom of Rohm Honor Daggers that had their inscription removed after the Night of the Long Knives. 2) RZM marked Emil Voos dagger, 13 3/4 inches long with an 8 3/8 inch blade marked "RZM/M7/2" on the reverse and a brown leather hanger RZM marked "M5/8" (Assmann & Sons). 3) 1939 RZM Eickhorn dagger, 13 5/8 inches long, 8 3/4 inch blade with RZM "M7/66/1939" and the Eickhorn Squirrel with sword on the reverse.

1) Dagger is fine as noted, with some light spotting on the metal and mild dents on the wood. The sheath has some fading of the finish with mild spotting and cracking of the leather. Blade is fine. 2) Very good overall, with some light metal spotting, dings on the grip and some cracking of the leather. Blade is fine. 3) Very good as cleaned and sharpened. The tip of the blade shows pitting in the style of blood or other fluid exposure. Mild handling marks overall.