A VERY GOOD EXAMPLE OF A 1936 SS OFFICERS DEGEN.

Always an impressive piece, and unlike the daggers, all SS officers dagens/swords were AWARDED and then presented. Not every officer was entitled to wear one. This is the much more ‘common’ slightly later version which had steel fittings which were nickel plated throughout. A nice D guard hilt which shows some slight wear and useage. Top pommel cap unscrews to show the tang nut cover intact etc...  read more

Code: 5102

AN EARLY EICKHORN SUBORDINATE FORESTRY CUTLASS.

A classic Eickhorn cutlass which features in thdir sales catalogue from the time. All brass hilt with matching stag horn grips. Each has 3?acorns on each side. The ferrel has a cast squirrel holding a sword (Eickhorn trademark) with a stag at bay on the clamshell. The reverse ferrel has a running deer or fawn. Scabbard is black leather with upper and lower scabbard fittings. These are now a sil...  read more

Code: 5101

A VERY RARE FORESTRY CUTLASS BY HOLLER WITH EAGLE & SWAZ IN THE FERRELL WITH CORRECT GREEN PORTAPEE.

I’ve been lucky enough to own a couple of these rare daggers. The last one was unmarked and went Tina collector in Germany. This is a Subordinste Forestry cutlass by FW HOLLER. To find these cutlasses with the Third Reich National symbol cast in the ferrell is extremely hard. The organisation was only ‘nationalised’ by the Third Reich 1939 and before then they did not carry and national symbols...  read more

Code: 4896

‘SPECIAL OFFERING’ A SHORT FIRE DRESS BAYONET.

Purchased as part of a package, I am offering this original short Fireman dress sidearm at a bargain price. There is nothing wrong with it apart from a dent to the lower part of the scabbard body. Nice nickel plated hilt. Chequered grips. Good paint to the scabbard. A mint, unmarked short blade.
You can’t go wrong!!

The sale of Knives and other Edged Weapons are restricte...  read more

Code: 5099

A VERY EARLY EXAMPLE OF A FIRE OFFICERS SHORT SAWBACK PARADE BAYONET.

Perhaps one of the earliest examples as it carries the very small oval Eickhorn trademark, the type used on SA Rohm daggers. So this dates it to around 1933/34 ish. A very heavy and solid sidearm as the hilt is solid steel. Nice chequered grips. An early much wider S shaped crossguard. Original black frog and original black paint to the scabbard.
Blade is the short carbine type with a f...  read more

Code: 5097

EARLY NSKK/SA DAGGER BY ROMUSO SOLINGEN - with personal ID numbers.

A very nice example of an early SA dagger, then changed to a NSKK, by rare (7/10)and unusual maker ROMUSO. This is the trade, shortened name for ROBERT MULLER & SOHN who were based in Merscheid-Solingen. An untouched and uncleaned dagger with great character. All solid nickel fittings throughout have a lovely toned patina. Dark wood grip is perfect with nickel eagle and perfect SA button. Lower...  read more

Code: 5098

DOUBLE PERSONALISED ‘GENERAL’ ARMY OFFICERS DAGGER. WITH STRAPS.

This later period dagger is actually dated, so we can identify it exactly. Dagger has a nice cream celluloid grip, plaster filled. The generic crossguard (similar in design to the WKC type) has been period ‘enhanced’ by gilding the surfaces. Just the eagle and swastika has been done, not the rest of the crossguard. Scabbard is dent free and in good condition with plating intact. The blade is wh...  read more

Code: 3975