SWORD COLLECTION - A BEAUTIFUL MINT EXAMPLE OF AN EICKHORN ‘ROON’ PARADE SWORD.
Another lovely example of the series of 9 swords produced by Eickhorn that have been given the collective name of the FIELD MARSHAL SERIES.
The ROON was named after Albrecht Theodor Emil Graf von Roon (30 April 1803 - 23 February 1879) who was a Prussian Lieutenant-General. The hilt is fire gilded over an aluminium base and retains 99% of the original bright finish! Perfect black cellul... read more
A RARE BEAST HERE! A 1933 SS MAN’S or OFFICERS DAGGER WITH PARTIAL ERASED ROHM INSCRIPTION & VERTICAL HANGER!
These daggers are always in demand and ones as early as this, with evidence of a Rohm inscription, are highly desirable. A great looking dagger from the outside. All nickel fittings with a really nice solid ebony black grip. There are two very small chips at the top left edge, under the top crossguard, but they ARE quite small. SS enamel runes button is perfect, as is the nickel grip eagle. The... read more
ONE OF THE RAREST SETS OF DAGGER HANGERS - TENO LEADERS IN CLOTH !
As with most dagger and sword accessories, these are the bits people lose or are left behind when taken as souvenirs. This is a set of the very rare and difficult to find, TENO Officers hangers in cloth. The TENO officers actually had TWO sets of hangers for their dagger. This bullion and cloth set and a black leather set both using the same hardware. This set have hangers have seen proper use ... read more
A GOOD EXAMPLE OF A NSKK CHAINED DAGGER BY EICKHORN.
As I mentioned the last time I had one of these, they have become quite rare! Introduced at the same time as the 1936 SS chained dagger. This again was introduced and designed for the NSKK officers. The NCO’s and other ranks continued to wear the standard ‘33 pattern. Whist other manufacturers produced the chained dagger, Eickhorn seemed to make the most, and this is the one most collectors are... read more
A SENIOR FORESTRY OFFICIALS CUTLASS WITH GREEN/SILVER PORTAPEE.
A Senior Forestry Officials D guard cutlass with cream celluloid grips and 3 gilded acorns on each side. Plain D guard with fluted clamshell. Black leather scabbard with plain gilded upper and lower fittings. There is a black leather Forestry frog with V notch. The blade is triple etched with various hunting scenes and is nice and deep and clear both sides. No sharpening to edges. This cutlass ... read more
A PERSONALISED EARLY SS OFFICERS DEGEN.
(On consignment) This is quite a sword, apart from being an extremely nice officers Degen in its own right, and quite long. The solid nickel pommel cap has been personalised with the original owners SS numbers along with his initials!
The number is 51240 and the initials are ‘H K’.
According to some very brief research, this Degen belonged to SS-Standartenführer der Waffen SS Han... read more
4995.00 GBP
SWORD COLLECTION - EARLY BRASS EICKHORN ‘DERFFLINGER’ OFFICERS SWORD WITH KNOT.
Another lovely example from my recent sword collection purchase. This is the Eickhorn ‘Derfflinger’ pattern parade sword. Complete with its original green leather knot. Sold brass hilt in lovely condition with black celluloid grip and the triple wire wrap. Original black paint to scabbard 98% intact. A mint nickel plated blade with the Eickhorn trademark deeply stamped into the reverse. A very ... read more
AN EARLY SS MANS (OFFICERS) DAGGER BY BOKER.
Of course these early ‘33 daggers were carried by both SS officers and men until the 1936 chained variety was introduced. This is a very decent 1933 Pattn dagger by BOKER. All original early nickel fittings and with the ‘anodised’ scabbard finish. Nice ebony black wood grip with nickel eagle and enamel SS button. A few minor age cracks to the wood but no material missing. Lower crossguard is st... read more
A VERY EARLY TRANSITIONAL 1st LUFT/DLV DAGGER.
I’ve had quite a few of these very interesting ‘transitional’ Luftwaffe daggers over the years, but I think this is one of the earliest I’ve had, and in my opinion there are bits of this dagger that were on the 55cm DLV.
The original 55cm DLV was far too long to be practical, and whilst it looked great, was too cumbersome to carry. The 1st Luftwaffe was shorter and much easier to use. T... read more
UNIQUE, NAMED RLB OFFICERS 2nd Pattn. DRESS DAGGER.
These are always quite an interesting dagger anyway. Their unique ‘art Deco’ crossguard design sets them apart from other dress daggers. However, this one is also personalised and to my knowledge I have never owned one or offered on before. A very nice dagger anyway with perfect lesther to both grip and scabbard. The RLB grip badge has lost the silver plated finish so down to the copper flash c... read more