This is a prime example of one of the privately purchased dress bayonets, with a beautiful single etched blade to commemorate service time in the military. In near mint condition this one is by FW HOLLER and features one of their best know etched with a closed wing swastika at each end of the ‘remembrance’ panel. Perfect nickel plated hilt with red felt insert in the rifle mortice slot.
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Code: 4838

This is a really nice example indeed and also NOT by Weyersberg for a change!! Near perfect dark blue leather to grip and scabbard. Bright plated fittings with NO damage or lifting. RLB star to grip has all the enamel in the swaz badge. Blade is in mint condition with all crossgrain polish to both sides. The trademark for Ernst Erick Witte is a diamond with a crown inside then KRONECK underneat...  read more

Code: 4837

I have been lucky enough to own and sell some very nice parade swords over the many years I have been doing this, but THIS particular one is quite amazing. I’ve never seen another quite like it, so I am assuming this is a ‘one off’ order, and was made for a particular person, at some considerable expense. It’s in MINT condition throughout, so I doubt it was carried much. It has a beautiful and ...  read more

Code: 4836

The Air Raid Protection Force or (Reichsluftschutzbund) was formed in 1935 and designed to organise air raid protection throughout Germany. The first daggers issued had the original RLB members badge which was the starburst insignia with blue enamel RLB letters and a small swastika underneath. This badge was redesigned in around 1938 and at the same time a different version of the officers dagg...  read more

Code: 4834

Produced in their 1000’s under factory conditions, the NCO’s Katana differs from the officers version insomuch as they are virtually all made of metal. The grips are cast in one piece and painted to look like the fabric bound types on the Officer versions. The scabbards are steel and have an integral ‘drag’ on the bottom. This is a very well preserved example with 85%+ of the original paint on ...  read more

Code: 4831

INSTANTLY RE-LISTED DUE TO ANOTHER TIME WASTER!!!! This Police bayonet has everything going for it! Firstly it has all super brown leather scabbard and matching brown police frog, designating this was used only by the town or village police (major towns/cities had black leather accoutrements). The solid nickel birds head pommel has a mortice slot and release button, so it could be fitted to a K...  read more

Code: 4833

Not in mint condition and as found, but complete and in good order. carried by most combat units of the Wehrmacht and Waffen SS, this was a very popular combat knife. With a wide,strong spring on the reverse of the scabbard, this would clip to equipment or inside your boot. Dark hardwood grip is in good condition with no splits. Scabbard has original finish but texture is quite rough. Blade sho...  read more

Code: 4832

I’ve seen similar clasp or pen knives of this period before. A privately purchased item and made by Robert Klaas. The blades have the Klaas name of the logo of the ‘kissing cranes’, on each one. Stag grips on each side. One with professionally inset Hunting Association DJ badge, same as on their dagger grips, of the stag with antlers and the small swastika in the centre with the letters DJ (Deu...  read more

Code: 4830