HUNTING ASSOCIATION - DEUTCHE JAGERSCHAFT - AWARD.
These are really great small plaques awarded to members of the German Hunting Associstion DJ, as shooting prizes. There were 3 grades, bronze, silver and gold. Plaque is mounted on a period wood backing and still has the original shop or retailer label on the reverse from Berlin.
This one has never been awarded and presumably was taken from shop stock after the war. The type of shooting... read more
125.00 GBP
EARLY RAD MANS HEWER BY WUSTOFF.
A really nice looking dagger and stemming from the early period of production when they were all solid nickel. ALL ranks of the RAD wore these dagger until 1938 when a specific Officers pattern was introduced. The only designation between officers and men in the early period, was the type of leather hanger they were worn with. Officers had a 2 piece hanger suspension, other ranks had a single, ... read more
795.00 GBP
AN EARLY SS ‘33 DAGGER WITH ORIGINAL VERTICAL HANGER BY HERDER.
RE- LISTED DUE TO AMERICAN CONFUSION.
An extremely nice SS ‘33 dagger by premier maker. Worn by ALL members/ranks of the SS until 1936, when the chained dagger was authorised for Officers. This one also has what I think are ‘capture dates’ scratched into the top and bottom crossguards. They both read 11-13-44. Not an SS membership number, and written in the way Americans write their dat... read more
3450.00 GBP
A VERY EARLY SET OF MATCHING ALL BRASS NAVY DAGGER HANGERS.
Here are are really super set of v early hangers for a navy dagger. All hardware is uncleaned and made of solid brass. These hangers date from the very early 1930’s and could quite possibly be from the late 1920’s.
They are not from the Imperisl times as those hangers tend to have dark purple velvet backings, these are are deep blue. Untouched lions mask buckles. Brass snap clips with s... read more
A REAL FIND!!! A TENO OFFICERS DAGGER WITH ORIGINAL STRAPS!!!
I was recently contacted by a lady in Scotland to ask if i purchased German daggers, as her father had bought one back after the war. She told me It was on the wall in his house for MANY years, until he died and then we put it away for safekeeping 15 years ago!! Imagine my delight upon seeing the pictures she sent me, to discover the dagger was an UNTOUCHED TENO officers dagger, complete with t... read more
IMPERIAL GERMAN SENIOR POSTAL OFFICIALS SWORD.
This is an Imperial German Prussian Postal Officials sword. Part of the German Civil Service, they were allowed to wear military style swords for ceremonial duties. This one is made by the early WKC company and features the knights head trademark on the blade riccasso. Actually a very beautiful and dainty sword. These are based on ‘court’ swords and look very elegant. Cast brass gilded hilt wi... read more
LAND CUSTOMS DAGGER BY HORSTER.
Not the most common of daggers as there were not a huge amount of Customs officials. They look similar in shape and size to army daggers but have some major design differences. This one is predominantly made of brushed aluminium, pommel, crossguard and scabbard fittings. Green Moroccan leather to the grip and scabbard. Triple aluminium fittings to the scabbard. Grip has nice aluminium ‘springy’... read more
1495.00 GBP
AN EARLY EXAMPLE OF A SS ‘33 DAGGER BY HAMMESFAR.
Good untouched examples of these early daggers are becoming more difficult to find. This example dates from the early 1930’s well before the RZM standardised production and more inferior materials were used. Until 1936 when the officers chained dagger was introduced, ALL ranks of the SS wore this type of dagger, either with a vertical hanger or one of the short single hangers. This example has ... read more
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
895.00 GBP
THIRD REICH IRON CROSS FIRST CLASS - SCREW BACK.
This EK1 is for a collector who just wants one as an original example example, but not willing to pay £250+!! This came from a friend of mine in Estonia who used to do battlefield digs. This was excavated from a location over there. It’s actually in amazing condition, considering it’s been in the ground. EK1’s are mainly made of solid nickel silver with an iron centre to the cross (hence Iron ... read more
95.00 GBP