Here are a few snaps of the Early Voos army. Brass based Pack hilt fittings-tapered tang. The rare variation maker mark resembles the snake around the stump seen on the early youth knifes with the motto.

Beauty & what a great blade. You have to love Pack fittings & those exhibit little wear. It is always such a pleasure to see these early exmples.

That realy is a beautiful dagger, I fell in love when I saw her last week.

Thanks guys the blade is decent with some minor spotting the dagger looks better in hand.

THANKS for pics! Congrats on this aquisition!! Just beautiful! Kevin.

Kevin Thank You-Here is a few more pics I took today that show the mark better. Sometimes the Macro shots really detract from the overall beauty of a dagger. Now if I can just talk you out of that Henckels 2nd Model

Your killin me here!,just drooling! Can you say T R A D E! Ha! Kevin.

Congratulations!

Not only is that a rare, stunning dagger, but your photography skills are starting to rival that Meda guy in Colorado

Thanks DD maybe I can take Old JR on the photos when I upgrade from my Polaroid you know they are going to stop making the film. Kevin very tempting that Henckels is a sweet looking piece.

SA maker mark for comparison

Anybody see any rare maker marked army daggers at the max?