An opportunity here to purchase a navy dagger by one of the much more uncommon makers CLEMEN & JUNG. The vast majority of Third Reich naval daggers were made by the Eickhorn company, closely followed by WKC. There were quite a few others including ALCOSO, but there were several smaller manufacturers whose products you just don’t come across very often. This is a very nice example by CLEMEN & JU...  read more

Code: 4663

1250.00 GBP

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This is an interesting variation 1st Pattn dagger by Richard A Herder. The dagger itself seems to be in alloy or aluminium with earlier brass inserted swastika discs to the pommel and crossguard. I’ve had a few Herder 1st Lufts in my time and it seems they did a little mixing and matching. The blue leather grip is perfect with a single wire wrap. The original 23cm bullion knot is tied in place,...  read more

Code: 4662

775.00 GBP

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I must admit I have not had many of these in my collecting and dealing career. They are quite rare and unusual beasts! This is a nice LONG example and in near mint condition. There are some really good examples pictured in Tom Wittmann's excellent SS book. This is a text-book example. It looks exactly like an SS Officers Dagen, but without the SS runes button in the grip. Same black ebony grip ...  read more

Code: 4660

A great looking dagger which walked into a local shop and has been together since the war when bought home as a souvenir. Untouched and uncleaned since then. The dagger has a lovely tangerine coloured solid celluloid grip with springy aluminium wire. All metal fittings are in the ‘airplane grey/gilt’ finish, including the metal work on the original hangers. The original 23cm bullion knot is tie...  read more

Code: 4657

795.00 GBP

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A very nice army dagger complete ‘rig’. This set has always been together and recently walked in to a local antique shop as is. Even the knot is in the correct unique tie and just shows enough wear to see it’s always been exactly like this. The condition is really lovely throughout and it has the added bonus of being made by a pretty rare and unusual maker Richard A. Herder. Not commonly found....  read more

Code: 4655

795.00 GBP

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Never been in a collection before, this has stayed in the same family having been bought back as a souvenir by the vendors grandfather. This navy dagger was obviously just handed over in its entirety as the blue under-belt is also with it! The belt is named on the leather ‘H. ZAMERTIN?’ An early all brass dagger with has a mint etched blade with the early 1933-35 oval Eickhorn trademark.bThe da...  read more

Code: 4652

These large and heavy hewers were worn by all ranks in the RAD until the Officers version was introduced in 1938. This particular dagger, in my opinion was made probably in the later 1930's or early 1940's, as it is steel based with a great bright nickel finish to all the metal parts. Nice stag grip, with no issues. This bright plating technique is seen on a ew manufacturers, even on occasional...  read more

Code: 4651

795.00 GBP

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A text book and classic army officers dress dagger by Eickhorn, complete with original hangers and 42cm knot. The original owner has had his initials professionally engraved to the rear of the crossguard, and they read ‘O.G’. Dagger has a beautiful orange celluloid grip, in perfect condition. All the nickel plated hardware, pommel, crossguard, scabbard etc. Is in perfect condition, with no dama...  read more

Code: 4649

A very nice example of a long Fire ‘bayonet’ with saw-back blade. Complete with original frog and the correct fire portapee. Not really a bayonet at all, but we call them such. Actually a parade sidearm. This one would have been at extra cost for the saw-back blade. In super condition with no damage or lifting to the hilt and S-shaped crossguard. Original black painted scabbard. Original black ...  read more

Code: 4647