A VERY GOOD EXAMPLE OF A SS NCO’s PARADE DEGEN BY WKC.

A great sword which I happily sold to a discerning collector earlier in the year. He decided to part exchange it for a different and more expensive sword, so I am very happy to be able to offer it again. These are not a common sword, and this one is in very nice condition. Made by WKC and is pictured as a line drawing in their period catalogue. Nickel plated steel fittings with a plain black eb...  read more

Code: 5323

AN EARLY HJ DAGGER WITH FULL MOTTO.

A very good example of an early HJ dagger by F.Pucker Jr. One of the earliest examples with no riccasso to the blade. All steel hilt which is nickel plated. Slight wear to the pommel area where the top cross strap has rubbed. Chequered grips are perfect. The enamel HJ diamond has a very small chip to the upper red part. Scabbard has nearly all original black paint. Leather belt loop and cross s...  read more

Code: 5326

A MORE UNUSUAL ‘THIRD REICH’ ERA’ PRODUCED POLICE BAYONET.

I don’t think that a lot of collectors know the distinction between Police bayonets converted from the Weimar period, and those ACTUALLY made in the later 1930’s early 1940’s.
The vast majority of bayonets carried and issued to the German police were all converted Weimar clamshell bayonets. These were re-worked and re-issued by the armourers, basically to save money, and why not! The We...  read more

Code: 5325

AN EARLY RAD HEWER WITH UNIQUE INTEGRAL LEATHER HANGER.

Some things in this business never cease to amaze me. This is a lovely, early all nickel RAD hewer by Carl Julius Krebs. But it seems the original owner, either an RAD man/NCO or Officer, decided to fabricate his own unique way of carrying the dagger! He has decided to make an integral all covering frog, with a top loop and popper. The whole scabbard is beautifully covered in brown leather - a...  read more

Code: 5324

A VERY RARE MAKER NAVY DAGGER - AVERAGE CONDITION.

For those who collect navy daggers you will know the vast amount made and available are by EICKHORN & WKC. Weyerberg and Holler were quite prolific but there are a few makers you hardly ever see. Ernst Pack is one and PUMA is another. This is a PUMA and like Holler, they only made navy daggers with a sailing ship blade etch. This dagger is not mint unfortunately and has a few issues, but if you...  read more

Code: 5322

**‘SPECIAL OFFER’** PAIR OF FIREMANS DRESS BAYONETS - SHORT AND LONG.

A chance to add two mint Fire dress 'sidearms to your collection. Both complete with black leather frogs.
The short Fire sidearm (bayonet) is by the more unusual maker Carl Schmidt & Sonne. Their trademark is a small chapel or church building. They also made early SA daggers. Nickel plated hilt is mint, as is the scabbard and nice narrow leather frog. The short , false edged balde is als...  read more

Code: 5321

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

Code: 5319

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

Code: 5242