HITLER YOUTH KNIFE BY RZM M7/13.

Another good example of a HJ knife with just normal, honest use. Good nickel plated fittings, 90% original scabbard paint. Black leather belt loops in great working condition. Perfect chequered grips and enamel HJ diamond. Blade very clean and tidy. Has been carefully sharpened along the cutting edge. Reverse has the RZM circle and M7/13 stamped in the middle. This is for Arthur Schuttelhofer ...  read more

Code: 4780

A LATER HJ KNIFE BY C.D. Schaaff RZM M7/56 1941

Another purchase from the USA. A very good example of a Hitler Youth knife dated 1941 by rarer maker C.D. Schaaff. In very collectable condition. Nickel plated hilt. Nice chequered grips with enamel HJ diamond. Very nice scabbard with original finish. Brown leather belt loop and cross strap in excellent shape
Blade is lovely with very bright finish and crossgrain evident. Reverse of b...  read more

Code: 4881

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

A POSTSCHUTZ OFFICERS DAGGER BY WEYERSBERG

One of the rarest of Third Reich daggers available. The Postschutz or Postal Protection Service, were tasked during the Third Reich era with the task of protecting the nationwide postal communications etc. The Postschutz, was a paramilitary unit of Reichspost with a mission to protect post office installations from armed attacks. They were ultimately under the control of the SS. The officers da...  read more

Code: 5046

EARLY HITLER YOUTH DAGGER WITH FULL MOTTO. ANTON WINGEN Jr…

Hitler Youth daggers continue to be in great demand with collectors. This is a very nice, early example by Anton Wingen Jr. It has a complete Blut und Ehre motto with a no riccasso blade. This dates it to the early 1930’s. All steel hilt makes it quite heavy. Perfect chequered grips with enamel HJ diamond. No chips in enamel but seems to be slightly ‘bruised’. Original black painted scabbard an...  read more

Code: 5045

EARLY 1st Pattn. LUFTWAFFE DAGGER BY WEYERSBERG.

A classic early Luftwaffe dagger. All nickel construction with very nice scabbard and grip leather. This 1st type Luftwaffe dagger was introduced in 1935 and was worn by all serving Luftwaffe OFFICERS only. It was was replaced by the 2nd Pattn Luftwaffe dagger introduced in 1937. The original 1st type continued to be worn by senior NCO's but not in nickel. This is a lovely example and has rema...  read more

Code: 5044

ARMY DAGGER WITH KNOT AND HANGERS HAS FULL DISTRIBUTOR NAME ON THE BLADE!

It’s great to find something a bit different and this army dagger is just that more special and unusual.
A virtually identical dagger can be found on page 126 of Tom Wittmanns army book. This is a very nice army dagger, with orange grip, original bullion knot and a nice set of de-luxe army hangers. It’s not been cleaned in a long while and has a nice patina, especially on the celluloid ...  read more

Code: 5043

!!!! NAVY DAGGER WITH DEEP ORANGE GRIP AND BULLION KNOT!!!!

One of the best looking combinations and now VERY hard to find. This is a lovely looking navy dagger made by WKC with a deep orange solid celluloid grip and thick silver bullion 42cm knot. WKC were one of the very few makers who had these coloured grips. I am pretty sure it was a requested cost option as most WKC daggers have a normal cream celluloid over wood grip. These solid celluloid grips ...  read more

Code: 5042