A SUPER EXAMPLE OF A RLB 2nd Pattn MANS DAGGER BY KRONECK/ERNST WITTE.

The series of RLB daggers are known for their noticeable Art Deco design the the hilt and crossguard. Originally introduced in 1936, they were slightly redesigned later on on 1938 to include a prominent swastika grip badge instead of the star badge with RLB lettering.This is a really nice example in every way and includes the small integral leather hanger which is sadly missing from many dagger...  read more

Code: 4885

EARLY 2nd Pattn. RLB OFFICERS DAGGER WITH STRAPS - WEYERSBERG.

RE-LISTED…..A very nice earlier example with solid nickel hilt fittings The RLB series of daggers are all masterpieces of Art Deco design. This earlier period Officers example features solid crossguard and pommel. This specific dagger was made by Paul Weyersberband his distinctive oval trademark is on this mint blade. It has PERFECT dark blue leather to the grip and the scabbard. Not a scuff ...  read more

Code: 5160

A PAIR OF VERY LATE WAR NAVY DAGGERS BY EICKHORN.

I’ve not had one of these in a long time as unfortunately they don’t survive!! Before production stopped due to the demands of the war, Eickhorn navy daggers were made of the grey zinc alloy and gilded. Pommel and crossguard. The scabbards were made of steel and the blades were plain. The gold gilding was over a silver first plating as the gilding would not adhere to the steel but the silver wo...  read more

Code: 5277

LUFTWAFFE OFFICERS PARADE SWORD.

Known as a’fliegerschwert’ (flyers sword) these are amongst my personal favourite designs. With a downswept crossguard and large round pommel, this design was inspired by medieval swords. This is a lovely example of an all aluminium version. All hilt parts and scabbard fittings are anodised bright aluminium. The 4 swastikas on each side of the hilt are in perfect condition, not faded or damaged...  read more

Code: 5273

THIS IS THE NAVY DAGGER ALL COLLECTORS WANT. ORANGE GRIP, GOLD PORTAPEE, HAMMERED SCABBARD AND SAILING SHIP ETCHED BLADE!!!

I remember how long it took me to find one of these and was really pleased to find one after many months of searching. WKC made a really nice navy dagger. 99% of them are standard issue types with cream grips and dolphin/anchor etched blades. However, they did offer extra cost options, and this has them all, which makes it so rare and desirable. All brass pommel and crossguard in very nice orde...  read more

Code: 5265

NAVAL OFFICERS DAGGER BY EICKHORN WITH ORIGINAL KNOT.

I really like the character of this nice Eickhorn dagger. Has remained untouched and uncleaned. The original fire gilding is present for about 25% of the surfaces. Where it has worn off the brass underneath has been exposed to the atmosphere and turned plum colour with patina. No one has got the Brasso out and given it a polish!!! Eickhorn type pommel, perfect cream celluloid grip with no damag...  read more

Code: 5264

A WONDERFUL NAVY DAGGER BY WKC WITH ORANGE GRIP, HAMMERED SCABBARD, KNOT AND ORIGINAL HANGERS.

This is one of the navy daggers that every collector wants. The combination of the yellow/orange grip and hammered scabbard make it most desirable. Made by WKC the dagger has a solid celluloid grip and is slightly more yellow than orange. Thin twisted grip wire and a beautiful navy bullion knot with larger acorn ball. It has a high silver wire content as it has toned down to a dull gilt colour....  read more

Code: 5111

‘SPECIAL OFFER’ - AN EICKHORN NAVAL OFFICERS DAGGER.

RE-LISTED DUE TO COMPLETE TIME WASTER WHO SHOULD KNOW BETTER!!!! As in the past, if I manage to find and buy something at a reasonable price, I will happily pass it on to my customers. This is a very decent (not mint!) Third Reich naval officers dagger by Eickhorn. Totally uncleaned so the all brass fittings have gone dull. A perfect celluloid over wood grip with twisted grip wire. Nice scabbar...  read more

Code: 5123

‘SPECIAL OFFER’!!!! A VERY AFFORDABLE EARLY SS ‘33 DAGGER BY ROBERT KLAAS.

Any decent SS is really hard to find or expensive. Good, early SS man’s daggers have all but disappeared. Here is a chance to buy a completely original early ‘33 for a really good price. These daggers, until 1936, were worn by all ranks, officers and men. The initial production were made of very high quality materials. Solid nickel crossguards, grip eagle and scabbard fittings. A high quality b...  read more

Code: 5258