A MINT EXAMPLE OF A RZM PERIOD SA DAGGER BY M7/36.

Really hard to find a RZM period dagger in mint condition, like this one. The quality of materials they were made of at the time degrade and not many survive like this! The nickel plated upper and lower crossguard have perfect plating, as does the upset and lower scabbard fittings. The brown scabbard paint is also perfect and in mint condition. The middle brown wood grip is crisp and clean with...  read more

Code: 4487

THE ELUSIVE LUFTWAFFE FORESTRY ‘BAYONET’

A hard dagger to find, and quite a strange beast too. These are described by everyone as bayonets’ but as they were never designed to fit on a rifle they are really daggers. Issued and carried by a division of the Luftwaffe seconded to the forestry service. It’s called a ‘Forstbeamte Seitengewehr’. Always made by the same company which is apparently Anton Wingen. They all carry the distributor ...  read more

Code: 4486

A SUPERB EXAMPLE OF A HUNTING/SHOOTING CUTLASS PRESENTED TO THE LEADER ON HIS 70th BIRTHDAY.

The Hunting and Shooting clubs in Germany are intertwined. A Hunting Cutlass can effectively be part of a Shooting Club and vice versa. This is a beautiful example of a long de-luxe ‘hunting cutlass’ presented by the shooting club to their leader upon his 70th birthday. The cutlass itself is by Clem and Jung and appears in their 1913 Sales catalogue as model number 114 and described as ‘ Forest...  read more

Code: 4485

A MINT EXAMPLE OF LUFTWAFFE 1st Pattn. IN ALUMINIUM.

A really beautiful example this. Early 1st Luftwaffe daggers were all nickel with silver plating, then as time/was progressed they were made of combinations of other materials, silver plated grey alloy for instance. However, several manufacturers used the ‘new metal’ aluminium and the results were spectacular. This is one of those and as aluminium does not really age, it looks as if it was mad...  read more

Code: 4484

EARLY SS 1936 CHAINED DAGGER-UNCLEANED OUTSIDE - MINT BLADE!

When I say ‘early’ I mean initial production as these were all introduced in 1936. However, this lovely dagger has all these traits. All nickel fittings throughout, which have not been cleaned in a very long time so have dark patina on all surfaces. The solid black ebony grip is virtually perfect, with one small chip to the left hand corner on the reverse. The nickel grip eagle is perfect with ...  read more

Code: 4429

POLICE OFFICERS SWORD BY EICKHORN WITH PORTAPEE.

Becoming a harder to find sword, especially in decent condition. A good example of the parade Degen carried by Police Officers. Of identical design to the SS officers Degen the grips feature a police eagle badge deeply inset into the grip. Wood grip painted black, with horizontal grip wire. Nickel plated fittings in good condition with just a little plate lifting. Black painted scabbard with bi...  read more

Code: 4482

A RARE MINIATURE 2nd Pattn LUFTWAFFE DAGGER BY ALCOSO.

The Alcoso company made a set of the very best types of miniature daggers. Used as salesmen’s samples but more commonly given away as advertising gimmicks or letter openers. They made perfect sized miniatures of the army dagger, 2nd Luftwaffe, Luftwaffe sword, RAD officers and the navy dagger. This is an example of the 2nd Pattn Luftwaffe model. Orange celluloid grip with tiny twisted wire wrap...  read more

Code: 4481

A NEAR MINT EXAMPLE OF 2nd Pattn. LUFTWAFFE DAGGER BY ALCOSO.

A super example this. Been in the same collection since the 1980’s, where it was discovered in the attic of a German house during renovation work. A classic Alcoso dagger with deep orange grip and the ‘rounder’ scabbard profile. All of the dark finish go the scabbard is present and there is evidence of the hilt remaining on the pommel swastikas. The grip has its original 23cm portapee which has...  read more

Code: 4479