‘SPECIAL OFFER’!!!! A VERY AFFORDABLE EARLY SS ‘33 DAGGER BY ROBERT KLAAS.

Any decent SS is really hard to find or expensive. Good, early SS man’s daggers have all but disappeared. Here is a chance to buy a completely original early ‘33 for a really good price. These daggers, until 1936, were worn by all ranks, officers and men. The initial production were made of very high quality materials. Solid nickel crossguards, grip eagle and scabbard fittings. A high quality b...  read more

Code: 5258

A NEAR MINT EXAMPLE OF HITLER YOUTH DAGGER BY EICKHORN 1941.

What a nice dagger this is!! Has a double marked Eickhorn blade with squirrel and RZM mark. Nickel plated hilt has 98% full coverage. Just a tiny bit missing from top edge. Beautiful chequered grips with perfect HJ diamond which has toned black with silver content patina. Near perfect scabbard with 98% original paint. Leather belt loop and cross strap are supple and perfect. Blade is in stone m...  read more

Code: 5257

A LUFTWAFFE 2nd Pattn WITH STRAPS AND KNOT BY VERY RARE MAKER FREDERICUS

Whist this very nice but standard 2nd Luftwaafe dagger, to find an ORIGINAL dagger by FREDERICUS is pretty rare! I think nice only ever had 2 or 3. Dagger is in an uncleaned state and all the metal parts are finished in the gun metal grey colour. Pommel swastikas have feint traces of gilding but mostly all gone. Cream celluloid over wood grip has the original twisted wire wrap. There is a small...  read more

Code: 5256

HITLER YOUTH DAGGER DATED 1940.

A very good example of a post 1938 Hitler Youth knife. This is a slightly later example and after sometime in 1938 the Blut und Ehre motto was no longer etched on the blade. This has the vast majority of the nickel plating remaining on the hilt, but has worn away where the top leather loop rubs on the hilt.
Nice chequered grips with a perfect enamel HJ diamond reset into the grips. All ...  read more

Code: 5255

A NEAR MINT EXAMPLE OF A LONG POLICE NCO’s PARADE DEGEN BY EICKHORN.

One of the last swords from the recent collection. A really good example of a Police NCO’s parade sword by Eickhorn. It is also complete with a correct and original portapee. Nickel plated hilt and D guard are in perfect condition. The black ebony wood grip is faultless and has the smaller police grey metal badge recessed into the wood.
Eickhorn were one of manufactures who stamped the...  read more

Code: 5254

POLICE OFFICERS SWORD BY HERMAN RATH!

Another excellent sword from the Police/SS sword collection. This is a rare example by HERMAN RATH. A very small dagger and sword producer and hence rare to find on the market today. The RATH company were obviously associated with the SS and actually the Police were under the direct control of Himmler SS by now. They used the SS Kulturzeichen stamp on the riccasso of their swords just above the...  read more

Code: 5253

MID-PERIOD 1st Pattn. LUFTWAFFE BY EMIL VOOS.

A nice example of this 1st Pattn Luftwaffe dagger, which by this time would have been worn exclusively by senior NCO’s. The 2nd Pattn dagger was introduced for officers in 1937 and this type of dagger was authorised for NCO’s. Emily Voos is not a common maker and their trademark of a snake around a tree stump, is found on the blade riccasso of this piece. This dagger is nickel silver plated ov...  read more

Code: 5252

A UNIQUE EXAMPLE OF THE RARE SS ‘OFFICER CANDIDATE’ SWORD WITH INITIALS ON THE BLADE AND SS RUNES IN THE POMMEL.

A fantastic example from the Police/SS sword collection I now have. The SS Officer Candidate sword seems to be a non-official degen and private purchase. They are always part SS sword and part Police sword. They have nickel plated fittings throughout, normal type D guard but the grip is identical to a SS officers degen grip, but without the circular SS button inset in the middle. This one has a...  read more

Code: 5251

THIRD REICH ERA NAVY OFFICERS PARADE SWORD AND BULLION PORTAPEE.

Navy swords are always interesting items. Both German and British naval swords are VERY similar with a couple of distinctive variations. Curved blades and the lower scabbard chape or drag. German navy swords changed very little between WW1 and WW2. The main difference was the type of anchor motif cast into the folding clamshell. Imperial swords have an anchor and Imperial crown above. Weimar an...  read more

Code: 5250

FIGHTING KNIFE WITH ADDED HJ BADGE.

An interesting fighting knife which seems to have started life as an Imperial German fighting knife. Had been carefully and professionally had the grip slightly shortened and a period HJ diamond badge inserted into the wooden grip. The grip was at one time painted black (matching HJ dagger grips). Period tubular steel scabbard with original leather belt loop and cross strap with working popper...  read more

Code: 5249