A VERY NICE NAVY DAGGER WITH ORIGINAL KNOT BY WEYERSBERG.
It’s actually quite nice to get a navy dagger by another, more uncommon maker, rather thst Eickhorn or WKC! This is a lovely dagger by WEYERSBERG and is complete with its original navy portapee, tied in the correct way which has been on the dagger since new!! All brass fittings, quite a lot of fire gilt left. No damage to the scabbard. Perfect celluloid grip and original bullion knot. Blade buf... read more
DOVE HEAD WEHRMACHT PARADE SWORD BY HOLLER.
A further nice example of an early brass hilted parade sword by HOLLER.
Perfect black celluloid grip with typical ‘springy wire’ wrap as used by Holler. Crossguard has closed wing Wehrmacht eagle and engraved knuckle bow etc. Near perfect black painted scabbard. A very nice nickel plated blade with the oval Holler trademark of a thermometer on the reverse blade.
A very nice look... read more
595.00 GBP
THIRD REICH OFFICERS PARADE SWORD BY HOLLER.
A decent example of a Third Reich dove head officers parade sword by HOLLER.Number 30 in their catalogue All brass hilt with about 50% fire gilt remaining overall. Closed wing Wehrmacht eagle on langet. Reverse one has a S scratched into it. Perfect black celluloid grip with the springy wire wrap, always used on Holler products. There remains most of the original green leather sword knot tied i... read more
495.00 GBP
EARLY ALCOSO NAVY DAGGER WITH KNOT, ORANGE GRIP AND SAILING SHIP BLADE.
A lovely example of an early naval officers dagger which would have had a ‘ball’ pommel originally from the 1929 period, but was upgraded in the early ‘30’s with the Third Reich pommel. All brass fittings throughout. Deep orange celluloid grip with single twisted wire wrap. It has the original bullion portapee in the original tie. It has frayed in a few places but is still very sound and looks ... read more
A BLUE CLOTH AND LEATHER ‘UNDER TUNIC’ NAVAL DAGGER BELT.
All navy dress daggers were suspended from a pair of blue moire cloth hangers. If the naval officer wore one of the blue moire cloth ‘ day belts’, then the hangers were attached to slides and D rings on the belt itself. If he was wearing the wide Parade Dress bullion belt, then it had 2 integral D rings that folded out from under the belt.
On all other occasions if a visible belt was no... read more
AN EXTREMELY RARE SET OF LEATHER ‘DOG LEAD’ HANGERS FOR THE NAVAL OFFICERS DRESS SWORD.
Because of their construction and uniqueness, these hangers, used on all Third Reich and Weimar period swords, just don’t turn up. In many cases the leather turns brittle and dry, then breaks. Very difficult to find a complete set in good condition.
This set are in amazing condition and have obviously been stored carefully all these years. The leather is supple and in perfect condition.... read more
SMALL, DOUBLE SIDED NSDAP FLAG WITH HAMBURG MAKERS LABEL.
An extremely well made NSDAP party type flag which was probably use by the SA, but difficult to say as millions were made in many forms, sizes and quality. This is a small, double sided flag measuring only 34” x 22”. It has machine stitched reinforced corners to prevent fraying. It has an integral rope sewn into the flying edge, with loops to hoist. Sewn to the top left hem is the cotton makers... read more
A MATCHED PAIR OF CANDLE HOLDERS MADE FROM GERMAN LIONS HEAD SWORD HILTS.
A very common table top accessory during the 1920’s and 1930’s and a way of sword manufactures having another outlet for their products. I’ve have many sets over the years. Both from Imperial Germany and the Third Reich era. Even those made from Hunting Cutlass hilts.
This matching pair are made from brass hilts with lions head tops. Each lions head has red glass eyes. The grips are rou... read more
IMPERIAL GERMAN WW1 PRIVATE PURCHASE TRENCH KNIFE.
Supplying combat/trench knives during WW1 was big business and there was a vast array of knives offered commercially. This is an example with a stag horn grip. A steel ferrell and steel ‘S’ shaped crossguard. A standard tubular black painted steel scabbard with leather belt loop. The single edged blade on this example has seen some use but remains very bright and clean with no damage. A similar... read more
235.00 GBP
IMPERIAL GERMAN WW1 TRENCH KNIFE.
A well known and documented example of a trench knife carried by German Infantrymen in WW1. A near identical example pictured on page 28 of the book ‘German Combat knives 1914-1945 by Christian MERY. This dagger is in excellent condition throughout. Wood grips with 9 slanted grooves to each side. Steel crossguard with quillion. Black painted steel scabbard with an intact leather belt loop. Blad... read more
265.00 GBP