Here is my newest SA.It's a little Kober,marked with Th. for Thüringen , in very good condition.

The Logo.

The Inscription.

Grip.

And here with his new brothers

... and sisters.

Hello deutscher,I like the grip,is it oak (eiken),Regards nats

Nice one mate i agree with Nats very nice grip, i have a partial Rohm by this maker that was submerged in mud for years and the grip was still pretty damn good!!

love them kobers,,same quality as haenels and sauers,,good find

Deutscher,

Nice addition to your interesting collection SA's.

Is it something particular that you collect? Specific SA & NSKK? Certain makers or regions?

Greetings.

Herr Mann

deutscher,
Splendid looking SA and a very nice collection you have there.

Kobers are well made daggers from the ones I have seen. The makers from Suhl are either gun makers or associated with gun making and I suspect there is a higher standard there.

Nice collection ! What are the rest of them?

Dave

Hello ,
thanks for replys.
Herr Mann -on SA's i collect all early-heavy makers,not RZM , in very good condition .
My lovelys are the "Suhler-Daggers"
Dave-the rest are miscelleaneous makers ,sauer,eickhorn,haco,bodenstein,süddeutsche messerf.,... .
I hope this year will come my first early SS in top-condition.

Nice furniture on that blade!

Very nice I also love the grip it is awesome looking.

Here's mine, that's "Th" marked, which also has a grip made out of European Walnut (apologies for the poor image). The Kober's are really well made. I had always thought that the wood for the grips was harvested locally. But then I also have a G33/40 where the stock is almost an identical match to my grip, and the very light colored walnut Kober grips are identical to same period VZ24 rifle stocks ????