A WONDERFUL NAVY DAGGER BY WKC WITH ORANGE GRIP, HAMMERED SCABBARD, KNOT AND ORIGINAL HANGERS.
This is one of the navy daggers that every collector wants. The combination of the yellow/orange grip and hammered scabbard make it most desirable. Made by WKC the dagger has a solid celluloid grip and is slightly more yellow than orange. Thin twisted grip wire and a beautiful navy bullion knot with larger acorn ball. It has a high silver wire content as it has toned down to a dull gilt colour.... read more
1650.00 GBP
A SEA/WATER CUSTOMS DAGGER!
Before everyone gets too excited, this is a beautiful dagger but it is a REPRODUCTION. However, it is one of the BEST reproductions of these I have seen. All the fittings are cast in solid brass with very good detail. The blue leather grip in perfect. Lovely blue Morrocan leather over wood with triple wire grip. Scabbard is similar with perfect leather and the three scabbard fittings in brass. ... read more
450.00 GBP
K98 BAYONET WITH COMBAT FROG.
A standard K98 bayonet with burgundy Bakelite grips. Non matching numbers. Was used on a uniform mannequin so looks good! Seems to have been painted black at some time. Blade has blued surface, but evidence of sharpening. Maker marked EF Horster and numbered 1580. Waffenampt stamps on the pommel. Very nice leather frog with grip criss strap and button intact.
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AN EARLY ‘33 SS DAGGER BY ROBERT KLAAS.
Manufactured in the early 1930’s and at that time carried by every member of the SS, both officers and men (the officers chained dagger was introduced in 1936). This has all nickel fittings throughout, including both scabbard fittings. A very good example with a couple of minor faults. There is a small chip to the solid ebony grip at the top of the handle to the reverse edge. A small piece miss... read more
2750.00 GBP
ANOTHER EARLY SINGLE LEATHER SHORT HANGER FOR SA/NSKK DAGGERS.
EVERY SA or NSKK dagger had one of these hangers, but they are remarkably difficult to find on their own, especially these early ones.
Nice brown lesther strap with solid nickel buckle and the long, snout nosed, all important clip. Early ones were not marked in any way. Perfect if your early SA/NSKK is missing one.Covered in uncleaned patina. read more
115.00 GBP
AN EARLY SINGLE LEATHER SHORT HANGER FOR SA/NSKK DAGGERS.
Considering EVERY SA or NSKK dagger had one of these hangers, they are remarkably difficult to find on their own, especially these early ones.
Nice brown lesther strap with solid nickel buckle and the long, snout nosed, all important clip. Early ones were not marked in any way. Perfect if your early SA/NSKK is missing one. read more
EDGED WEAPONS OF HITLERS GERMANY by ROBIN LUMSDEN.
Published in 2001 and long out of print, Thisbis a very decent book to get you acquainted with the hobby. All types are listed, photographed and described. Black and white photographs and illustrations. 183 pages.
In mint condition with original dust jacket. read more
EDGED WEAPON ACCOUTREMENTS OF GERMANY 1800-1945.
A great book that covers everything you need to know about hangers, straps and knots. Hardback and published in 2002.
Has some very slight damage/tear to pages III and V otherwise in excellent condition. A great reference showing items worn with close up shots of what they were worn with and how! read more
GERMAN DAGGERS OF WORLD WAR II BY Thomas M Johnson Vol IV
Published in 2005 and was then $40 new. Thisbis the 4th volume and contains interesting facts oh Herman Goring daggers plus some rare items.
Book is in mint condition with dust jacket. read more
18.00 GBP
WW2 JAPANESE OFFICERS KATANA/SAMURAI SWORD WITH BATTLE COVER AND ORIGINSL ‘KNOT’
This comes from a family source in Norfolk and has not been on the collectors market before. A typical souvenir and in very good but not mint condition. Just as it should be after 80 years. I am no expert on these, but I have had enough to know this is untouched and not messed with. Nothing missing and no damage. Grip has all the original binding and attached to the top hanging loop is the orig... read more










