HITLER YOUTH KNIFE BY EICKHORN DOUBLE MARKED.

Eickhorn products always seem to be extra popular. This is a very nice ‘transitional’ Hitler Youth dagger by Eickhorn. Very good nickel plated crossguard. Perfect chequered grips and a perfect HJ diamond. 90% original black paint to the scabbard. Leather belt loop and criss strap all fine with working popper. Blade in excellent condition with no damage. Reverse of the blade is etched with the E...  read more

Code: 4779

MINIATURE K98 TYPE DRESS BAYONET.

Manufactured ostensibly as souvenir letter openers, many were engraved or etched with advertising company names etc. This one is plain, but would have served the same purpose. In good condition and these are beautifully made. Steel nickel plated hilt with chequered black wood grips riveted on. Tubular steel black painted scabbard with felt runners. Nickel plated single edged blade. Measures 9...  read more

Code: 4769

A MOST INTERESTING RAD LEADERS DAGGER. IN AS FOUND CONDITION.

I wish this could tell a story!! According to the seller, this RAD officers dagger was found in an outhouse in mid-Wales. It’s remained in the condition it was found in. However, it’s actually not too bad after all!
It looks like it’s laid front uppermost as most of the corrosion etc has happened to the front and not the reverse. The main scabbard body shows some surface denting and ligh...  read more

Code: 4764

A THIRD REICH PERIOD ‘JAWLESS’ LIONS HEAD SWORD BY WKC WITH KNOT.

The choice of parade swords for Wehrmacht officers during the early 1930’s was huge. Each company produced their own variations with slightly different designs. There were ‘dove head’ hilts, ‘lions head hilts’ and ones in between! This design is known as a ‘jawless lions head’ hilt, and that’s exactly what it is! A great brass cast lions head with red glass eyes but it’s made without the lower ...  read more

Code: 4758

HITLER YOUTH KNIFE, PLAIN BLADE BY RZM M7/72.

Another decent example of a HITLER YOUTH knife produced after 1938 so has a plain blade with no motto. However, it’s by another maker I have never heard of Kaldenbach Karl Robert (KKR), Solingen-Grafrath | RZM M7/72. The RZM code etch is deeply stamped into the reverse riccasso and partly obscured by the blade washer. Good nickel plated hilt with a little bit of surface corrosion to the surface...  read more

Code: 4746

THIRD REICH HUNTING ASSOCIATION CUTLASS.

These are always quite spectacular pieces and the hunting fraternity has been present in Germany for 100’s of years. Herman Goring was an avid hunter and was in charge of the Deutsche Jägerschaft. This is a nice hunting cutlass made by Stock Eisenach. Not much is known about this company, but they are just listed as making hunting daggers! I’ve seen the stamped name on older 1930’s and Imperial...  read more

Code: 4185

A NEAR MINT EXAMPLE OF AN EARLY THIRD REICH LIONS HEAD SWORD BY ALCOSO.

A beautiful example of an all brass parade sword by ALCOSO. Never been in a collection before and was acquired from a veterans daughter. Lions head has two red glass eyes. Perfect black celluloid grip with triple wire wrap. Virtually ALL of the factory applied fire gilding remains on the hilt and crossguard! Original officers knot tied in place. Scabbard is undamaged and has all the original bl...  read more

Code: 4731

EARLY SA(now NSKK) DAGGER BY ANTON WINGEN WITH ERASED ROHM INSCRIPTION.

During the short period Ernst Rohm was in charge of the millions of SA men in 1933/34, he authorised his now famous Rohm dedicated dagger. His signature and ‘In cordial friendship’ were etched to the reverse of 1000’s of daggers he presented to his loyal followers. Due to the vast number of daggers required many manufacturers were given the contracts to supply them. Anton Wingen being one of th...  read more

Code: 4725