RARE MAKER NAVY DAGGER BY CLEM & JUNG WITH TAN COLOURED KNOT

The vast majority of navy daggers are made by Eickhorn, they must have been issued with the main contract! WKC are probably next, but other makers such as Holler and Horster must have been close behind. There are some makers you hardly ever see, and Clem & Jung are one of them. This is a very nice example. All brass fittings are a nice uniform colour with some gilt wash remaining. Perfect cream...  read more

Code: 4610

NAVY DAGGER WITH ORANGE GRIP AND ORIGINAL KNOT BY WKC.

Perhaps one of the nicest looking combinations on a navy dagger. The brass fittings contrasting against the orange celluloid grip. A classic look. This is a WKC dagger and in my experience, orange coloured grips were only found on a few makers. WKC, Alcoso and the rarely found Luneschloss ones. All these grips were solid celluloid, whereas the white grips used by everyone else, were celluloid o...  read more

Code: 4609

EARLY SA BY CARL WUSTOFF (GLADIATORWERK) WITH MATCHING UNIT NUMBERS.

This is a decent,,early SA dagger with quite unique marching markings stamped to the lower crossguard and into the upper scabbard fitting. These read R/84 18166. I would imagine the R84 is the particular unit and the 18166 is his personal SA number. The lower crossguard is also stamped with the Gau mark Nm. Dark brown hardwood grip. There is some damage to the wood around the lower part of the ...  read more

Code: 4607

A HUGE GERMAN HUNTING CUTLASS - QUITE UNIQUE!

I used to collect Hunting and Forestry items some years ago, so I was always on the look out for the unusual. This piece certainly fits into that category. A massive piece in every way. Wide stag grip, clamshell, skinning knife and a long, wide/broad blade. I am struggling to date this piece as the Hunting daggers have been around a very long time, but my estimate would be early1900's. If anyo...  read more

Code: 4606

A VERY EARLY AND UNCLEANED RAD HEWER BY EICKHORN.

This is a great looking dagger and personally I really like them like this. An initial production huge RAD hewer that would have been worn by both officers and men. This was made of solid nickel/brass and therefore weighs a ton! The silver surfaces have just not been cleaned so are all tarnished to a blue/black colour. The grip plates are in super shape, very thick and ribbed. No damage to the ...  read more

Code: 4371

AN AMAZING ‘SHED FIND’ UNTOUCHED AND UNCLEANED EARLY SA DAGGER.

A really great piece this and if you like daggers in their untouched state, this could be for you. This early SA dagger came from Scotland this week, after I was contacted by a very nice lady up there.
Left to her by her father, it’s not been touched since 1945! I am not sure where he kept it, but the amount of patina etc on it is huge. However, it has not damaged anything. All the nick...  read more

Code: 4605

AN EARLY SA MANS DAGGER BY F.DICK.

Another item from an old collection, sadly the owner, whom I knew well, died earlier this year. A decent example of an early production SA mans dagger by F.DICK Solingen. Early solid nickel fittings throughout. A very nice dark hardwood grip with perfect enamel SA button and nickel grip eagle. Lower crossguard Gau marked Sw. scabbard is undamaged with no dents etc, All the original brown anodi...  read more

Code: 4603