A VERY NICE EXAMPLE OF A COMPLETE RED CROSS OFFICERS DRESS DAGGER WITH ORIGINAL STRAPS AND 42cm PORTAPEE.

One of the more unusual daggers of the Third Reich era. Red Cross? Not a military organisation at all yet they had specific uniforms and daggers for both enlisted men and officers! Unlike nearly all the other daggers and swords, Red Cross daggers never have any makers marks on the blades, yet they appear in various manufacturers catalogues (Eickhorn, Robert Klaas). This officers example is in n...  read more

Code: 4952

A BEAUTIFUL NAVY DAGGER WITH MATCHING STRAPS & KNOT IN MINT CONDITION THROUGHOUT.

Very difficult to find these daggers for sale any more in this condition. Has never been in a collection and was purchased from a family near Margate. The dagger is made by Eickhorn and has the more unusual later squirrel trademark used by them after 1942. The squirrel looks back over its shoulder.
All brass construction BUT it has its complete original finish of fire gilding over the b...  read more

Code: 4951

A VERY NICE EXAMPLE OF ALL ALUMINIUM LUFTWAFFE OFFICERS SWORD WHICH IS NUMBERED.

These aluminium swords always look great as in most cases they have survived, looking almost like new! This one is the same and has 100% of the anodised gilded swastikas on the large pommel and also the crossguard. Luftwaffe blue leather grip is near perfect with twin twisted ‘springy’ aluminium wire wrap. The scabbard leather is beautiful and has no wear or damage to it whatsoever! The origina...  read more

Code: 4950

AN EARLY SA DAGGER WITH SHORT HANGER BY ‘ASSO’.

A very good example of an untouched and uncleaned earky SA mans dagger by ASSO with their distinctive Hobby Horse trademark. Asso was ArturcSchuttelhofer &Co.. Rated about 6/10 on the rariety scale, it’s still a fairly uncommon maker and not one I have had in a long while! Dagger has not been touched in many years, if ever, and has a nice yellow patina to all of the nickel fittings. The grip is...  read more

Code: 4949

A VERY GOOD EXAMPLE OF A TRANSITIONAL ‘33 SS DAGGER DOUBLE MARKED - BY EICKHORN

Eickhorn arguably made some of the best edged weapons, and probably were the most prolific in the business. SS and SA daggers all started being produced in 1933. They are made of high quality materials, nickel, ebony wood etc etc. They were also made by a huge variety of different makers. Some very small cottage ones and the huge companies like Eickhorn. As the time progresses more state contro...  read more

Code: 4948

HITLER YOUTH DAGGER RZM M7/72.

Another very decent example of a properly used HJ boys dagger. Produced post 1938 do no motto on the blade. This has been properly used by the original owner, so quite a fair bit of the original hilt nickel plating has worn off, leaving the grey metal showing through. The black chequered grips are perfect and it has a really nice enamel HJ diamond inset into the grip. The scabbard has virtually...  read more

Code: 4946

HITLER YOUTH DAGGER RZM M7/8!

A very good example of a HJ boys dagger produced after 1938. All blade mottos were no longer placed on these blades during 1938. Anything AFTER 1938 will have a plain blade. This is in very good condition overall with some of the original nickel plating still evident on the hilt. The chequered grips are perfect, as is the very nice enamel HJ diamond.
The scabbard is marvellous and has 9...  read more

Code: 4945