LUFTWAFFE SWORD CONVERTED TO A FIGHTING KNIFE.

This is exactly how I purchased this piece from a family near Cambridge. It also came with a British FS fighting knife, both owned by a family Uncle.
The swift hilt has had all the swastika disks removed or altered. The grip is highly unusual in that it’s metal/aluminium painted blue but still has grip wire!! The Luftwaffe sword blade has been cut down to a point and measured about 12” ...  read more

Code: 4941

AN EARLY ALL NICKEL SS 1936 CHAINED DAGGER WITH PARTIAL CHAINS.

I’ve had this dagger personally for quite a while as I really like it just as it is!! However there may be a possibility that someone out there has other parts of the chain that would complete it. Who knows!!
The dagger has a story when I purchased it from the family. It used to hang on the wall in one of their houses, but was pulled OFF the wall during an argument. The chain broke, came...  read more

Code: 4934

FIRE OFFICERS TRIPLE ETCHED SWORD, PERSONALISED ETC BY W.K & C.

Whilst the Fire Dept in Germany were technically not part of the military, they seems to be treated as such and from Imperial times, Officers and then firemen were issued with parade swords and sidearms. This is a beautiful triple etch sword, which I think started life in the late 20’s or early 30’s. I am sure it was certainly carried into the Third Reich era too. Beautifully made, it has a he...  read more

Code: 4929

EARLY ALL BRASS THIRD REICH LIONS HEAD PARADE SWORD

I do think swords are still underrated, but I can understand the difficulty in display and storage. However, I think they are great value for money and are NOT generally reproduced at all. This is a decent example of an early lions head parade sword by Alcoso. It’s pictured in the Angola sword book. Heavy cast brass hilt with red glass eyes in the lions head. Perfect black celluloid grip with o...  read more

Code: 4925

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

RARE ARMY DAGGER MINIATURE ‘LETTER OPENER’ BY ALCOSO.

RE-LISTED DUE TO NON PAYMENT BY A COMPLETE ARSE (name available upon request!) As many of you know I have collected miniature daggers for a great many years. I’ve been asked to write a reference book on them, and that’s something I may do in the future. In the years I’ve collected, I have never had one of this type of miniatures until recently. Alcoso made the BEST range of miniature daggers du...  read more

Code: 4924

AN ERASED SA ROHM DAGGER BY ARSCULAP WITH A STORY!!

I do like a story with a piece I buy, but the old adage goes ‘buy the item, not the story!’ However, this one seems to pan out. Here is a very nice, early SA dagger with an erased Rohm signature blade. The dagger has the small ‘Aesculap’ round trademark up very close to the crossguard. They only used this small mark on the Rohm pieces and Aesculap is a rare maker anyway. They also used to fin...  read more

Code: 4922

A NAMED & STONE MINT ARMY DAGGER/STRAPS & KNOT.

I purchased this blind, trusting the description of the friend who found it for me. Extremely pleased when it arrived, to say the least! A really pretty army officers dagger in mint condition throughout. Lovely tangerine orange grip. Perfect 42cm bullion portapee. A nice set of original straps. The dagger has all of the original finish to all of the metal parts. No lifting, no damage, no wear! ...  read more

Code: 4913