I sold this a while ago and have just repurchased it from the customer, and I am very pleased to have it back again! An early example with solid nickel fittings throughout. It’s not been cleaned in a very long time so has developed a ‘smokey’ patina. Perfect dark blue leather to scabbard and grip, which has a super triple wire wrap. Upper scabbard rings have the original blue crescent leather i...  read more

Code: 4705

During the short period Ernst Rohm was in charge of the millions of SA men in 1933/34, he authorised his now famous Rohm dedicated dagger. His signature and ‘In cordial friendship’ were etched to the reverse of 1000’s of daggers he presented to his loyal followers. Due to the vast number of daggers required many manufacturers were given the contracts to supply them. Anton Wingen being one of th...  read more

Code: 4725

875.00 GBP

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An uncleaned, all yellow patina, solid nickel fittings. Came from a house clearance in Somerset and has never been in a collection before. Exterior is as found, with much of the original brown ‘anodised’ finish remaining to all of the scabbard body. Upper scabbard ring has the original short leather hanger and nickel clip. Grip is a mid-brown hardwood with no damage and perfect grip eagle and S...  read more

Code: 4724

A nice example of effectively a ‘basic’ navy dagger with no optional extras! It’s not commonly know that the double etched blade on most navy daggers was an ‘extra cost’ item charged by the manufactures. It’s actually listed in the Eickhorn sales catalogue price list as such, so I imagine other makers did the same. It’s also why you occasionally see a navy dagger with a beautiful hammered scabb...  read more

Code: 4723

One of the navy dagger types most collectors are after. WKC were a popular maker of navy daggers and this is a good example. All brass fittings with a yellow/orange celluloid grip. There is a small crack in the celluloid but it is at the rear section, near the bottom, so not noticeable from the front. The grip has the normal brass twisted wire wrap. It also has the original bullion knot tied in...  read more

Code: 4722

I have been really lucky in buying several of these this year, and amazingly all have been by the much sort after maker, GEBRUDER HELLER with the Baloon Man trademark. All have been lovely examples, but I think this is the best one yet!! Considering this was made around 1934/35, it’s in MINT condition. The leather is perfect and a great blue colour, the solid nickel fittings are also perfect wi...  read more

Code: 4721

1495.00 GBP

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In German this is ‘Forstbeamte Seitengewhr’. It was worn by Luftwaffe personnel seconded into the forestry service. Not really a bayonet at all as it has no mortice slot etc to fit on a rifle, but this is a SIDEARM. It is stamped Waffen-Loesch/Berlin on one side of the riccasso and Ch. Aw on the other. A letter ‘H’ is stamped on the spine. Contoured stag grips are attached to the hilt with thre...  read more

Code: 4720

One of my favourite sword types and part of the 9 group of Eickhorn swords known as the ‘Field Marshall’ series. This is a long sword measuring about 38” overall, so the original owner was a tall chap! This is one of the few Third Reich swords that has an eagle and swastika incorporated into the hilt design TWICE. Once on the crossguard with a great open wing eagle, and again on the dove head p...  read more

Code: 4719