“SPECIAL OFFERING” A THIRD REICH POLICE BAYONET BY CLEM & JUNG COMPLETE WITH FROG AND PORTAPEE.

Another nice complete piece. Again converted from an earlier Weimar police clamshell bayonet, showing all the tell-tale signs. Solid nickel eagle head pommel, with oak leaf decorated crossguard etc. Reverse of the crossguard is stamped with the original Weimar police issue details ‘S.Sch.I.791’ this is repeated on the back of the scabbard throat. These issue detail were never repeated on Third ...  read more

Code: 4028

“SPECIAL OFFERING” NAVAL OFFICERS DAGGER BY WKC

A very nice example with quite a lot of fire gilding left, which has given it a very ‘antique’ look. All brass construction with a faultless, undamaged scabbard. Typical detailed pommel with WKC casting. A very cream coloured grip in celluloid. Very nice age to it. Complete with the original twisted brass wire. There is a hairline crack around the middle of the grip and a tiny chip under the po...  read more

Code: 5053

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

A MOST INTERESTING ‘UNTOUCHED’ NSKK TRANSITIONAL DAGGER.

This hobby always throws up something different and whist on this dagger the differences are subtle, they are what they are. Never been in a collection and purchased directly from a house clearance, it has not been touched since. This is what we call a ‘transitional’ piece where one type of production period was ending and a different one began. This dagger exhibits both some early features and...  read more

Code: 5052

AN EXCELLENT ‘RURAL’ POLICE BAYONET, WITH FROG AND LARGE PORTAPEE.

This is a really super example of a RURAL police parade bayonet. It has great tan brown scabbard leather and frog. These rural police bayonets are much more uncommon that the black leather TOWN/CITY bayonets. The country/rural Feldgendarmerie had brown backed uniform insignia and all the equipment, belt leather etc was brown too. Bayonet is a prime example of the standard cut-down Weimar police...  read more

Code: 5051

EARLY EICKHORN SA DAGGER WITH FULLY ERASED ROHM BLADE (AND MOST OF THE TRADEMARK!)

The history of these pieces is well known by collectors and this is an example of a very well done, but not factory erased Rohm blade. All early nicks fittings of course, as this was made in 1933/34 and given to all of Ernst Rohm's supporters. Nice dark wood grip with nickel eagle and perfect SA button. All fittings remain completely uncleaned and the nickel, mainly on the grip crossguards has ...  read more

Code: 5050