Real or Fake ?

[Accumulator]

Acquired this SA . No scabbard . The guard pommel cap , eagle are NOT magnetic and from oxidization inside ( see pics ) some greenish “tarnish “ . Wood to metal fit is very good and eagle set in quite well . ( looked under magnify glass . Pitting or a rough at any rate grip shank , couldn’t get a great pic of it but there is a C/A ? Stamp . Tip I am suspicious has been re shaped . Maybe / maybe not . At any rate opinions about real or reproduction ?
Thx
Cheers

 

[ArmedGinger]

Looks real although the tip is wrong, it's not even by any means.

Ernst Pack & Sohne of Solingen. Ernst Röhm Honor daggers were granted to members of the SS/SA who either had uninterrupted service since December 31, 1931 or those who transferred from the Hitler Youth prior to December 31, 1931. After the Night of the Long Knives (1934), Ernst Röhm was declared a “traitor” and removal of the inscription was mandated.

Over all length should be 346mm with the blade itself at 220mm if I'm not mistaken.

 

[Accumulator]

That’s great thx I’ll measure her up . Just the wood / grip finish seemed unlike others I have had . Don’t know if I will explain this properly but almost like a sprayed on finish ( like birch / maple gun stocks )
Thx

 

[Accumulator]

blade 216+- and OAL 344 +- including “ nut “

 

[ArmedGinger]

The "Nm" stands for Nordmark, which is the Group Mark. Means it was from the Schleswig-Holstein State in Germany.

 

[Harry Potter]

That aren't worth that much. I don't think faking them would be really cost effective.

 

[Claven2]

Just about everything nazi can be faked and is faked. I doubt these daggers are any exception.

 

[gaff]

Daggers were heavily faked in the 1960-70s

 

[can14]

Don’t they still make them in India