RARE CLOSE COMBAT/BOOT KNIFE BY PUMA.

This is the close combat/fighting knife that most collectors are after They are unique in their type of construction as they have smooth burgundy red bakelite grips. A small oval crossguard. The black tubular scabbard has nearly all of the original gloss black paint and no damage. The reverse has the single steel spring clip to attach to a boot or uniform. The blade is a carbine type with fals...  read more

Code: 5236

LUFTWAFFE FIGHTING KNIFE ‘6’ MARKED.

A good, used example of the classic Luftwaffe fighting knife. Smith wood grips with no damage. 3 domed steel rivets hold them to the tang. Scabbard has original black paint with no issues. Reverse has the triple springs to clip on or arrach to uniform or equipment. Blade is in very good order, bright and clean. Riccasso has the small Waffanampt stamp with the number 6.

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Code: 5235

A MINT EXAMPLE OF LUFTWAFFE 2nd Pattn DAGGER BY ALCOSO. COMPLETE WITH HANGERS AND KNOT.

This is a really nice example of this pattern of dagger. Introduced as an ‘officers’ dagger to replace the longer 1st Pattn dagger which was continued to be worn by senior NCO’s. This is in mint to near mint condition throughout. Alcoso daggers have particular design and production characteristics, and this has them all, so you can usually spot them amongst other Luftwaffe daggers. The scabbard...  read more

Code: 5234

EARLY SA BY RARE MAKER HUGO LINDER.

An excellent example of one of the early all nickel SA daggers in very good condition. Not cleaned in a while so all the nickel fittings have a slightly dull yellow colour. A great darker wood perfect grip that looks like oak or similar. Perfect SA button and nickel eagle. Scabbard has all of the original brown ‘anodised’ finish with a fair bit of lacquer remaining here and there. Lower scabba...  read more

Code: 5232

AN EARLY SA DAGGER BY JUSTINUSWERK.

Another nice example of an early SA dagger with one of the more unusual makers from this early time. There are approximately 220-250 early ‘cottage’ makers, which obviously include the bigger manufacturers like Eickhorn, SMF etc. An untouched piece which has not be cleaned in a long while. Has nice dull patina to all the solid nickel fittings. A perfect mid wood grip with no damage. SA button a...  read more

Code: 5233

A MOST UNUSUAL BAHNSCHUTZ 2nd Pattn. DRESS DAGGER.

I’ve not had a dagger quite like this with this type of construction. These BAHNSCHUTZ daggers are made mostly of aluminium. Pommel and crossguard are solid aluminium. The scabbard is steel with an anodised silver finish. However, the grip, on this example is also made of aluminium!! Never seen this before, as usually these are solid celluloid. It’s perfectly formed and finished in a black shin...  read more

Code: 5231

A NEAR MINT ‘TRANSITIONAL’ SA DAGGER BY HOLLER.

These are a big favourite with SA collectors and this one is a very nice example. Part of the ‘transitional period’ between early production daggers and then onto the later, RZM controlled period. The dagger manufactures included their original trademark as well as the assigned RZM code. This has nickel plated fittings throughout but NO plate lifting at all. In fact they are so good they look o...  read more

Code: 5230

ARMY OFFICERS DOVE HEAD PARADE SWORD BY ALCOSO.

A nice example of a parade sword made by Alcoso. It is pictured in Angola’s sword book on page 63 and like most of Alcoso swords is unattributed. A very nice brass base ‘dove head’ hilt with a lot of the original fire gilt still visible, especially on the reverse. This is quite a ‘dainty’ sword if you can call them that. Quite a small D guard, thinner blade and quite a small national closed win...  read more

Code: 5228

A SUPERB SS OFFICERS PARADE DEGEN!!!

INSTANTLY RE-LISTED DUE TO BOGUS ORDER. This is perhaps the second most requested edged weapon I receive. An original SA Officers parade degen. These are rarer than a SS officers chained 1936 dagger as they were AWARDED and presented personally. Not all SS officers had one and you can see that in the official membership Dienstaltersliste where all SS membership numbers appear, along with rank a...  read more

Code: 5227