EARLY ALL BRASS THIRD REICH LIONS HEAD PARADE SWORD
I do think swords are still underrated, but I can understand the difficulty in display and storage. However, I think they are great value for money and are NOT generally reproduced at all. This is a decent example of an early lions head parade sword by Alcoso. It’s pictured in the Angola sword book. Heavy cast brass hilt with red glass eyes in the lions head. Perfect black celluloid grip with o... read more
495.00 GBP
A VERY RARE SPARE PART!! ORIGINAL TENO HEWER SCABBARD.
I came across this in America, and whilst I have or have had spare scabbards for army and Lauftwaffw daggers, I’ve never seen a spare TENO hewer scabbard!! There MUST be a few people out there with just the hewer and no scabbard, who are search for its mate!! Here it is! A standard scabbard for the Eickhorn TENO hewer. It’s in excellent condition. Upper and lower scabbard fittings are perfect a... read more
650.00 GBP
A FINE EXAMPLE OF A RED CROSS OFFICERS DAGGER WITH HANGERS AND KNOT.
I have always liked these daggers and it’s always amused me that members of a Red Cross organisation carried dress daggers! This is a near perfect example with tangerine colour orange grip, nice nickel plating throughout hilt and scabbard. No damage. There are a very good set of Red Cross hangers, which feature thin red lines woven into the fabric, plain top clip and smooth oval buckles and low... read more
1895.00 GBP
A M42 ‘RAW EDGE’ WEHRMACHT COMBAT HELMET-UNTOUCHED.
This is the second helmet I purchased from the shop in Florida. Quite interesting helmet.
Has small shrapnel hole I the very top. Plus quite obviously remnants of a tan type camouflage where bits are still stuck to the surface here and there.
Nice, flexible liner, chinstrap. Owners initials in ink on the inside of the liner. Original psit with a little rust bleed here and there, b... read more
750.00 GBP
A RARE K98 PATENT LEATHER PARADE FROG WITH D.R.P. MARKED BACK PLATE.
For those who collect accessories etc this is quite a rare find. A patent leather parade frog with the reinforced black painted aluminium back plate. Patented by the manufacturer to reduce wear and strengthen the frog itself. All of these have DRP stamped into them. Some people attribute these to a Postal bayonet frog Deutche Reich Post, but I think it’s Deutche Reich Patent. Nice frog nonethe... read more
185.00 GBP
A VERY EARLY ALCOSO LIONS HEAD PARADE SWORD.
I can’t find a reference in the sword book for this exact sword, but in my opinion it is an early example of No 119. Hilt consists of a large and prominent lions head with red glass eyes. It’s completely different from their model 119, an example I have already listed. Beautiful detail to the lions head and back strap. Crossguard has the same type of eagle as model Nr 119, but ever more detaile... read more
595.00 GBP
A NEAR MINT RZM PERIOD SA DAGGER BY Artur.Schuttlehofer.
Really nice to find a RZM period SA dagger in this condition. Due to the materials used at the time, most of these dagger show deterioration in the crossguards and scabbard paint. This one shows none of that and is in near mint condition throughout. Both plated crossguards show very little age and full bright nickel plating. The brown painted scabbard has a little age ‘spidering’ but nothing el... read more
825.00 GBP
DOVE HEAD WEHRMACHT PARADE SWORD BY HOLLER.
A further nice example of an early brass hilted parade sword by HOLLER.
Perfect black celluloid grip with typical ‘springy wire’ wrap as used by Holler. Crossguard has closed wing Wehrmacht eagle and engraved knuckle bow etc. Near perfect black painted scabbard. A very nice nickel plated blade with the oval Holler trademark of a thermometer on the reverse blade.
A very nice look... read more
595.00 GBP
THIRD REICH OFFICERS PARADE SWORD BY HOLLER.
A decent example of a Third Reich dove head officers parade sword by HOLLER.Number 30 in their catalogue All brass hilt with about 50% fire gilt remaining overall. Closed wing Wehrmacht eagle on langet. Reverse one has a S scratched into it. Perfect black celluloid grip with the springy wire wrap, always used on Holler products. There remains most of the original green leather sword knot tied i... read more
495.00 GBP
IMPERIAL GERMAN WW1 PRIVATE PURCHASE TRENCH KNIFE.
Supplying combat/trench knives during WW1 was big business and there was a vast array of knives offered commercially. This is an example with a stag horn grip. A steel ferrell and steel ‘S’ shaped crossguard. A standard tubular black painted steel scabbard with leather belt loop. The single edged blade on this example has seen some use but remains very bright and clean with no damage. A similar... read more
235.00 GBP