THIRD REICH NAVY DAGGER WITH RARER EICKHORN TRADEMARK.

A nice example of a Third Reich naval officers dress dagger with the less common Eickhorn trademark of the squirrel looking over its shoulder! This was the last trademark used by Eickhorn during the war. All brass fittings are in excellent shape with a little original lacquer here and there. Perfect celluloid grip with twisted brass wire. Scabbard is dent free. Blade has the standard anchor and...  read more

Code: 4816

A GOOD EXAMPLE OF ARMY OFFICERS DAGGER BY ALCOSO.

A no-frills army officers dress dagger by Alcoso. Cream celluloid grip is perfect. Nice fittings throughout. Typical fluted pommel used by Alcoso. An alloy crossguard with steel, nickel plated scabbard with no damage. Alcoso fittings with unique throat screams used by them. Blade is stone mint with all crossgrain polish and needle shaped point. Super blade. Alcoso sideways trademark with small...  read more

Code: 4815

ORIGINAL WW2 JAPANESE NCO’s KATANA - SAMURAI SWORD.

A good example of a factory produced WW2 sword carried by Japanese NCO’s. Different in construction to the officers as the hilt/grip is cast in metal alloy and then painted to look like cloth binding. 50% of original paint left on the grip area. Foundry/factory stamps to the ferrell area. Release spring intact and working properly. A solid iron Tsuba. Scabbard has nearly all of the original oli...  read more

Code: 4814

1936 SS OFFICERS CHAINED DAGGER-COMPLETELY UNTOUCHED AND UNCLEANED.

A highly collectable example of the always in-demand, SS officers daggers. Introduced in 1936 for officer ranks only and replaced the 1933 version.
This is a dagger that has remained untouched for the past 70 years or so. Bought back as a souvenir in the USA, has remained on the same family since then. This dagger probably dates from the late 1930’s as it demonstrates mostly ‘RZM’ perio...  read more

Code: 4809

AN EARLY NUMBERED SS 1933 DAGGER BY RICHARD HERDER - UNTOUCHED & UNCLEANED WITH ORIGINAL VERTICAL HANGER.

Apparently from the same source as the SS chained I’ve listed, this is a great example of an early SS dagger, definitely made and used from about 1933-35. It has remained in a completely untouched and uncleaned state for all these years. It therefore has deep yellow patina to the solid nickel fittings throughout. The ebony grip remains completely intact. No chips or cracks, just some surface br...  read more

Code: 4810

QUITE A UNIQUE ‘TRANSITIONAL’ SA DAGGER BY EICKHORN WITH TRIPLE HANGER.

As far as I can remember, in all of the 100’s of SA daggers I have owned and handled, I’ve not had such an early ‘transitional’ Eickhorn SA dagger.
Obviously at some point in the years of production, they ‘transitioned’ from the early daggers, with their solid nickel fittings etc, to being controlled by the RZM process. They then used nickel plated zinc crossguards, painted scabbards an...  read more

Code: 4808