RED CROSS MANS DAGGER WITH CORRECT FROG.

Always interesting that in the Third Reich era, even the German Red Cross was ‘military-used’ and their members wore daggers too! This is the dagger worn by non-officers. Quite a large dagger and was suspended from a belt vertically on a black leather bayonet type frog. These frogs are unique to Red Cross daggers and don’t fit anything else. The dull nickel finish is virtually complete througho...  read more

Code: 4748

ONE OF THE RATEST THIRD REICH SWORDS - A JUSTICE OFFICIALS PARADE SWORD BY CLEM & JUNG.

All aspects of the Third Reich were ‘militarised’ and that included the legal system, where the rule of law, according to Adolf Hitler, was administered. Senior members of the Justice System therefore were allowed to wear swords. Unlike the masses of the military, there were relatively few Justice Officials by comparison, therefore this a a very rare sword to find. There were several makers, CL...  read more

Code: 4751

MINIATURE WW2 STAG GRIPPED K98 TYPE BAYONET.

Measures 8.5” overall and obviously designed to be a souvenir given away as a letter opener or similar. Modelled on the K98 dress bayonet, this has real stag grips with a steel hilt and eagle head pommel.
Black painted steel scabbard, original paint.
A decent nickel plated blade with single fuller.
Nice little thing. Ideal to display with full sized piece!  read more

Code: 4752

A SHORT LUFTWAFFE PARATROOPER K98 DRESS BAYONET WITH STAG GRIPS, FROG AND NCO’s PORTAPEE.

A nice example of a short K98 parade dress bayonet by ERNST PACK & Sonne. It has stag grips and the ‘trademark’ off-set grip bolts used by EP&S on most of their bayonets etc. The nickel plated hilt is a little dull with age but the plating is all present. The scabbard paint is original and intact. The bayonet has the original brown Luftwaffe frog which seems to be marked. II/FJR 1. This is the ...  read more

Code: 4750

A WONDERFUL EXAMPLE OF A ‘SCHARNHORST’ EICKHORN PARADE SWORD.

One of the series of parade swords manufactured by Eickhorn as part of their ‘FIELD MARSHAL’ series. All named after prominent historical military leaders and commanders from Germans past.
This is the SCHARNHORST pattern. These swords were produced from 1938 up until about 1941. They were initially made with all brass hilts, but later on were made in aluminium and brightly gilded. It i...  read more

Code: 4749

A TEXTBOOK EXAMPLE OF A ‘NAME ONLY’ ERASED ROHM SA DAGGER.

I am currently in the fortunate position of having all 3 varieties of Rohm daggers by Eickhorn. A factory erased example, this name only erased example and a full Rohm with complete dedication intact. They are identical in exterior appearance as of course, they were made at the same time and from the same ‘batch’. All have the same small Eickhorn oval trademark used in 1934 etc. This one is the...  read more

Code: 4747

HITLER YOUTH KNIFE, PLAIN BLADE BY RZM M7/72.

Another decent example of a HITLER YOUTH knife produced after 1938 so has a plain blade with no motto. However, it’s by another maker I have never heard of Kaldenbach Karl Robert (KKR), Solingen-Grafrath | RZM M7/72. The RZM code etch is deeply stamped into the reverse riccasso and partly obscured by the blade washer. Good nickel plated hilt with a little bit of surface corrosion to the surface...  read more

Code: 4746

HITLER YOUTH KNIFE POST 1938 PLAIN BLADE M7/51/39 (Rare Maker)

Another decent example of an original Hitler Youth boys knife in good collectable condition. Good nickel plating to the hilt and crossguard. Perfect enamel HJ diamond. Good chequered grip plates with a small, very old repair to one bottom edge (hardly noticeable, done very well). Good undamaged scabbard with some original paint finish remaining. Leather belt loop and cross strap with working po...  read more

Code: 4745

HITLER YOUTH KNIFE WITH BLADE MOTTO.

A very good example of a HJ boys knife with motto etched to obverse blade. Good nickel plated hilt with no lifting etc. Perfect chequered grips with HJ diamond inset. Nice scabbard with no dents or damage and a good finish. Leather belt loop and hilt retaining loop and popper all in good shape and working order. Blade has been sharpened at some time, but mainly on the reverse and this has lost/...  read more

Code: 4744