This is one of the rare ‘memory of my service time’ etched bayonets Bt Ernst Pack & Sonne. In addition to ‘standard’ etches, EP&S made some quite unique etch designs which are highly collected. This is a long K98 dress bayonet with the distinctive ‘off set’ nuts and bolts which hold the grip plates to the hilt. Nickel plated fittings which are in good condition. The scabbard has most of the ori...  read more

Code: 4767

Quite an elegant dagger which has the German Red Cross symbol cast into the crossguard central lozenge. Deep orange celluloid grip. No chips but has a couple of very old ‘stress cracks’ on the surface. No material missing. Luckily these are both on the rear of the grip, so do not show from the front at all. Very bright and clean nickel plated scabbard with no damage or dents. There is a small d...  read more

Code: 4774

A WW1 trench knife in well above good condition. This exact type is pictured in ‘ German Combat knives 1914-1918’ on several pages. A known example of the many variations manufactured during the period. It’s in exceptional condition apart from the belt loop with has rotted with age. Grooved wooden grips are perfect with 3 flat rivets. Steel crossguard. Tubular steel scabbard retains virtually A...  read more

Code: 4773

Manufactured ostensibly as souvenir letter openers, many were engraved or etched with advertising company names etc. This one is plain, but would have served the same purpose. In good condition and these are beautifully made. Steel nickel plated hilt with chequered black wood grips riveted on. Tubular steel black painted scabbard with felt runners. Nickel plated single edged blade. Measures 9...  read more

Code: 4769

85.00 GBP

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An exceptional fighting knife in mint condition. As these were supposed to be used, this one never has been. A great light wood grip with no blemishes.
99.9% original black paint on the scabbard both sides. All three belt prong springs intact. The blade is stone mint. All original crossgrain polish! No damage, no sharpening. The riccasso is stamped with a little stick-bird ‘5’. Less com...  read more

Code: 4768

RE-LIISTED DUE TO COMPLETE TIME WASTER!! A very good example of an early SA dagger with all nickel fittings, with period painted scabbard to conform with NSKK regulations. The NSKK were the motorised/transport side of the SA and never had their own specific dagger. They used SA daggers and the scabbards were coloured black to differentiate them from the SA. Early SA daggers were hand painted...  read more

Code: 4716