A MINT EXAMPLE OF A RLB OFFICERS DAGGER BY ERNST WITTE WITH MATCHING MINT STRAPS.

I can’t remember having a RLB 2nd Pattn officers dagger in as good condition as this. It’s quite amazing, and if condition is your thing, then this dagger will push all your buttons!! This one is by Ernst Erich Witte who use the diamond trademark KRONECK etched to the blade. This trademark is quite lightly etched and on nearly all the daggers I have had by them, is quite faded. Not this one! Th...  read more

Code: 4906

A SUPERB EXAMPLE OF A LAND CUSTOMS DAGGER BY WKC WITH HANGERS & KNOT.

I was happy to re-purchase this dagger from a long time collector. I remember selling it to him 10-12 years ago. Land Customs daggers are always made of aluminium, but come in 2 finishes. It seems earlier ones were nickel silver plated over the aluminium base and the others are anodised aluminium finish. This is a wonderful example of the nickel plated variety. Pommel, crossguard and scabbard f...  read more

Code: 4909

AN EARLY AND VERY UNCLEANED 1st LUFTWAFFE DAGGER BY RARE MAKER DAVID MALSCH.

Not been in a collection before and purchased by me from a ‘finder’ who described the owner where it came from as ‘smoking 100 a day’!! Well, in can actually believe it from looking at the dagger which is covered in yellow patina. Apparently it was on the wall backwards and you can see that one side is slightly cleaner than the other, just! Anyway, all solid nickel fittings with brass inset sw...  read more

Code: 4698

A REALLY ‘PRIME’ EXAMPLE OF AN EARLY 1st Pattn LUFTWAFFE DAGGER BY SMF.

Designed in a similar manner to the Luftwaffe swords. The downswept crossguard wings are a direct copy from Medieval swords and daggers.
This 1st Luftwaffe dagger is a real beauty. All solid nickel fittings, which are in perfect condition, have just gone a little yellow with patina and age. The swastikas on the crossguard and pommel are inset brass, and the pommel ones even have the sil...  read more

Code: 4905

LONG FIREMAN DRESS BAYONET BY EICKHORN.

Jo really a bayonet as Firemen didn’t have rifles! However, they have been called bayonets for as long as I’ve known. They are in fact parade ‘sidearms’, as there is no mortice slot or button.
This is a long type and in very nice condition. The nickel plated hilt, with up & down swept crossguard, is in mint condition, as are the chequered grip plates. The scabbard has all the original b...  read more

Code: 4908

SHORT CARBINE TYPE DRESS BAYONET BY EP&S.

A very good example of the shorter type of Third Reich dress bayonet, often attributed to be worn by NCO’s. In near mint condition with all the original nickel plating to the hilt and crossguard. Working mortice button. Perfect set of chequered grips with tell-tale Ernst Pack trademark of off-set grip bolts, which are also removable as they have nuts and washers. Original black paint to the sca...  read more

Code: 4907

AN EXCELLENT, NEAR MINT EXAMPLE OF AN ALCOSO ARMY DAGGER WITH STRAPS & KNOT.

Alcoso made 3 types of crossguard during their army dagger production and this is the 2nd type used from around 1937. A really nice dagger and accessories, which in my opinion have been together since the, and bought back as a souvenir.
A text-book Alcoso dagger with all the normal production traits. Alcoso scabbard, Alcoso pommel etc. Dagger is in near mint condition. All plating remai...  read more

Code: 4904