ARMY DAGGER WITH STRAPS AND KNOT BY TIGER.

Not a common maker to find and this is a complete dagger in very nice overall condition. All nickel plated fittings in very good order. Tiger used fittings shared by other manufacturers, which have become known as ‘Generic A’ type crossguard. Very good detail and no lifting to the plating. A cream coloured celluloid over wood grip with no damage. It has the original 42cm bullion portapee tied i...  read more

Code: 5074

EARLY SA DAGGER WITH TRIPLE HANGER RARE 9/10 MAKER.

Here is a chance to acquire one of the rarer makers for early SA daggers. CARL MALSCH Steinbach Kr. Mein. Not even made in Solingen! This is rated as a 9/10 in the rarity scale and I certainly do not remember ever having one before. The exterior of the dagger is in near mint condition with uncleaned and undamaged solid nickel fittings. A superb wood grip. Perfect crossguards. Lower one with Mi ...  read more

Code: 5073

A VERY EARLY AND RARE ‘FULL STAG’ RAD HEWER.

These were the very first RAD hewers made, and only by Carl Eickhorn. Initially the grip consisted of two identical pieces of hand carved and fitted stag horn. They were shaped to look like the recognisable eagles head and beak at the top. This design proved to be too expensive and time consuming, so the hilt was changed significantly. The metal part was extended to become the ‘beak’ and the st...  read more

Code: 5010

HITLER YOUTH KNIFE, PLAIN BLADE BY RZM M7/72.

Another decent example of a HITLER YOUTH knife produced after 1938 so has a plain blade with no motto. However, it’s by another maker I have never heard of Kaldenbach Karl Robert (KKR), Solingen-Grafrath | RZM M7/72. The RZM code etch is deeply stamped into the reverse riccasso and partly obscured by the blade washer. Good nickel plated hilt with a little bit of surface corrosion to the surface...  read more

Code: 4746

‘SPECIAL OFFER’ HITLER YOUTH KNIFE M7/3.

Part of a large collection I had the pleasure of buying recently. This is a post-1938 HJ dagger by RZM M7/3 (Kuno Ritter Solingen-Gräfrath). Interestingly the hilt is steel and nickel plated rather than the grey pot metal alloy they used for later daggers. Hilt has lost most of the plating and is just down to the steel base. Perfect chequered grips and perfect HJ diamond. Original black painted...  read more

Code: 5072

“A VERY, VERY SPECIAL OFFER” FOR A FULL SA ROHM INSCRIPTION DAGGER BY EP&S.

This is from the same collection as the other Rohm I listed last week. Again a dagger that has been left alone and not cleaned ever, seems! Exterior nickel fittings have toned to a deep yellow colour with a mixture of age and nicotine probably. Scabbard is undamaged and has a full coating of the brown anodised finish, but no lacquer and a little patchy in places. The bottom ball is squashed as ...  read more

Code: 4987

AN EICKHORN DOUBLE MARKED HJ DAGGER.

Eickhorn Hitler Youth daggers are always popular with collectors, and whist this one was made in 1939, so has no motto, it does have the Eickhorn squirrel logo and the RZM number stamped into the reverse of the blade.
Nickel plated over the grey alloy fittings. A little wear on the pommel where the grip loop rubs. Perfect chequered grips with a mint enamel HJ diamond embedded into the g...  read more

Code: 5070

LUFTWAFFE 2nd Pattn. DAGGER BY EICKHORN WITH DISTRIBUTOR MARKED BLADE, HANGERS & KNOT.

This is not a combination I have come across very often, especially on a Luftwaffe dagger like this. It was common for officers to acquire uniforms etc from an official distributor, a private taylor’s shop for instance. Daggers and swords could be ordered through them too, and very occasionally the distributor would add his name to the item, or in this case, stamp it onto the blade. This one ha...  read more

Code: 5069

EXTREMELY EARLY, INITIAL PRODUCTION HITLER YOUTH KNIFE BY EICKHORN.

I have to admit in the 100’s of HJ knives I have handled, very early ones by Eickhorn do not appear! All steel hilt construction nickel plated. Chequered grip plates, which look to be ebony wood or Bakelite rather than celluloid, but I could be wrong. The blade has a full Blut und Ehre motto and NO blade riccasso, so thst really dates it. The Eickhorn trademark is one of their earliest from exa...  read more

Code: 5068

EXCELLENT EXAMPLE OF A SS MANS DAGGER RZM 1053/38 WKC.

This is a really good example of a SS mans dagger produced in the ‘mid’ period. All production of the all nickel examples has finished and the metal content has changed to a grey alloy, nickel plated for the crossguard and nickel plated steel for the scabbard fittings. All the scabbard bodies were gloss black paint. This one is in remarkable condition and the ONLY fault I can find with it is a ...  read more

Code: 4985