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 BY ALCOSO.

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 during the period. RAD Officer, army, 2nd Luft, Hunting Association and the very ...  read more

Code: 4924

RARLY ‘33 SS DAGGER BY BOKER WITH TRIPLE HANGER.

It is really good to get an early example of an SS dagger by this maker. BOKER is highly sort after, especially in America. The dagger remains in a great uncleaned state, with traces of green verdigris on the nickel fittings where the leather has been in contact with it over a period of time. In fact the short black hanger was fitted around the top scabbard fitting, hence the green lines on it....  read more

Code: 4923

AN ERASED SA ROHM DAGGER 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

HITLER YOUTH KNIFE BY ANTON WINGEN RZM M7/51.

A proper ‘used’ example that came from a friend of mine. His father kept it in his tool box for years and it has only surfaced recently. This is a post 1938 piece so does not have a blade motto. A very nice scabbard with all original paint and supple leather belt loop and cross strap. Popper present and works. Hilt has all the heavy nickel plating present with no wear. The chequered grip plates...  read more

Code: 4920

VERY RARE ORIGINAL HITLER YOUTH LEADERS DAGGER BY E.F. HORSTER.

Perhaps, apart from Honour pieces, the rarest of the Third Reich daggers. I’ve only ever owned 4 and have kept one myself! There were also only two manufacturers of these dainty daggers, Eickhorn and Horster. Both virtually identical, but with subtle differences. This is the slightly more ‘common’ (if you can use that word with these!) made by EF Horster. Introduced in 1938 for Hitler Youth off...  read more

Code: 4919