EARLY HITLER YOUTH KNIFE WITH MOTTO BY ANTON WINGEN Jr.

A very nice example of a Hitler Youth knife produced and used in the early 1930’s. High quality construction and as it’s early, they used steel for the hilt etc. This is nickel plated and is 100% intact! A perfect set of chequered grips with an inset enamel HJ diamond. The diamond is 100% intact with no chips but it has been ‘bruised’ slightly in one spot which makes the red enamel appear darke...  read more

Code: 5149

‘SPECIAL OFFERING’ AN EARLY ‘33 SS DAGGER BY ROBERT KLAAS.

Manufactured in the early 1930’s and at that time carried by every member of the SS, both officers and men (the officers chained dagger was introduced in 1936). This has all nickel fittings throughout, including both scabbard fittings. A very good example with a couple of minor faults. There is a small chip to the solid ebony grip at the top of the handle to the reverse edge. A small piece miss...  read more

Code: 4693

A VERY EARLY HITLER YOUTH KNIFE BY GEBRUDER BELL.

A very early HJ knife from the early 1930’s with full Blut Und Ehre motto. This is not a mint piece and has been properly used at the time and over the years too perhaps. An all solid steel hilt with chequered crossguards. Original HJ diamond which has lost a small part of the red enamel on the lower portion. A nice scabbard with most of the black paint and original black leather belt loop with...  read more

Code: 5148

A ‘CRACKLE FINISH’. NSFK FLYERS DAGGER BY HELBIG.

F.A.HELBEIG were the ONLY company to make this dagger in this manner. The Helbig company made other daggers too. An early all nickel version of the DLV/NSFK dagger as well as other more common daggers. They even made a SS ‘33 mans dagger which is extremely rare to find. These NSFK daggers are unique as they are made completely from aluminium (except the blade of course). The grip and scabbard b...  read more

Code: 5147

EARKY SA DAGGER BY CHROMALIT COMPLETELY AND UTTERLY UNCLEANED!!! WITH OWNERS ORIGINAL MEMBERSHIP NUMBERS.

I know a lot of collectors like daggers left in this condition. I have no idea where this has been stored or kept, probably in an attic or loft. It has NEVER been cleaned or polished and looks to have 80 years of patina all over the exterior. The nickel fittings have completely toned to a dark brown with layers of patina. This covers the grip as well as the scabbard fittings. Sa button and nick...  read more

Code: 5146

EARLY SA DAGGER WITH HANGER BY CARL WUSTOF.

These early SA daggers have become more and more popular with collectors as the supply dwindles and collecting by maker becomes more important. This example is by Carl .Wusthof and features an oval trademark with a man ‘sweeping’? Dagger is in excellent condition through with no damage. Perfect grip and crossguards, lower one marked with Gau Nm. Scabbard retains ALL of the brown anodising and ...  read more

Code: 5145

LAND CUSTOMS DAGGER WITH KNOT BY CLEM & JUNG.

A popular and quite rare dagger. Similar in shape and size to an army dagger with several major differences. The Land Customs during the Third Reich were responsible for all their internal and external borders. Like current Customs departments, they checked imports and exports as well as people. This is a dagger with aluminium pommel and crossguard. The scabbard has nickel plated steel fittings...  read more

Code: 5144

AN EARLY ALL NICKEL LUFTWAFFE 1st PATTN WITH UNIT MARKED BLADE.

A lovely text book example of an early 1st Pattn Luftwaffe dagger carried by all officers. In the mid-1930’s. The 2nd pattn dagger was then introduced for officer ranks and this type of dagger was worn by serving NCO’s. All nickel pommel and crossguard with inlaid brass swastikas. Dark blue leather to the grip and scabbard body in excellent condition. Triple twisted grip wire. All solid nickel ...  read more

Code: 5142

AN EARLY SS ‘33 DAGGER BY HAMMESFAR WITH HANGER.

Perhaps one of the daggers I am asked about the most. Early SS daggers (or SS chained!). This is one of the earky all nickel varieties produced in the early 1930’s and would have been worn by all ranks of the SS until the chained version was issued for officers in 1936. All solid nickel fittings, crossguards, scabbard fittings etc. Lower crossguards are marked with Roman numeral III. A very nic...  read more

Code: 5141