A text book and classic army officers dress dagger by Eickhorn, complete with original hangers and 42cm knot. The original owner has had his initials professionally engraved to the rear of the crossguard, and they read ‘O.G’. Dagger has a beautiful orange celluloid grip, in perfect condition. All the nickel plated hardware, pommel, crossguard, scabbard etc. Is in perfect condition, with no dama...  read more

Code: 4649

795.00 GBP

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A very nice and quite long Police Officers parade sword or Degen. Complete with Rural police knot.
Very similar in design to the SS officers Degen but constructed in a different way. After all the Police were under the direct control of the SS administration. Nickel plated crossguard and hilt is perfect, as is the black wood grip, horizontal grip wire, back strap and deeply inset police...  read more

Code: 4648

995.00 GBP

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A very nice example of a long Fire ‘bayonet’ with saw-back blade. Complete with original frog and the correct fire portapee. Not really a bayonet at all, but we call them such. Actually a parade sidearm. This one would have been at extra cost for the saw-back blade. In super condition with no damage or lifting to the hilt and S-shaped crossguard. Original black painted scabbard. Original black ...  read more

Code: 4647

RE-LISTED DUE TO A COMPLETE AND UTTER TIME WASTER! A good, standard example of the dress dagger carried by naval officers and senior non commissioned ranks. All brass fittings with quite a lot of fire gilding remaining here and there. Cream celluloid grip with brass twisted wire wrap. All completely undamaged. Brass scabbard, again with evidence of fire gilding around the bands etc. A few sligh...  read more

Code: 4616

Quite a strange one this, but in my opinion totally original. Initially, looking at it from the outside, it’s a nice RZM period NSKK dagger with custom adapted vertical leather frog. Has later type nickel plated fittings which are all in near perfect condition. A beautiful wood grip with aluminium eagle and SA enamel button. The factory painted black scabbard is wonderful, with just some surfac...  read more

Code: 4646

Another lovely example of the series of 9 swords produced by Eickhorn that have been given the collective name of the FIELD MARSHAL SERIES.
The ROON was named after Albrecht Theodor Emil Graf von Roon (30 April 1803 - 23 February 1879) who was a Prussian Lieutenant-General. The hilt is fire gilded over an aluminium base and retains 99% of the original bright finish! Perfect black cellul...  read more

Code: 4645

These daggers are always in demand and ones as early as this, with evidence of a Rohm inscription, are highly desirable. A great looking dagger from the outside. All nickel fittings with a really nice solid ebony black grip. There are two very small chips at the top left edge, under the top crossguard, but they ARE quite small. SS enamel runes button is perfect, as is the nickel grip eagle. The...  read more

Code: 4644

As I mentioned the last time I had one of these, they have become quite rare! Introduced at the same time as the 1936 SS chained dagger. This again was introduced and designed for the NSKK officers. The NCO’s and other ranks continued to wear the standard ‘33 pattern. Whist other manufacturers produced the chained dagger, Eickhorn seemed to make the most, and this is the one most collectors are...  read more

Code: 4642