WW2 GERMAN FIGHTING KNIFE - INTERESTING PATTERN.

Another good example of a German commercially available fighting knife. Looks similar to the Luftwaffe fighting knife in many respects. Is pictured on page 77 of the German Combat knives book, but this one has a slightly different scabbard. Has a leather belt loop rather than the metal clip. In very good condition with a decent blade. Black painted scabbard with leather belt loop and cross str...  read more

Code: 4712

A NEAR MINT EXAMPLE OF A WW2 LUFTWAFFE FIGHTING KNIFE ‘5’.

A super example here in near perfect condition throughout. Plain, contoured hardwood grip with 3 rivets. Steel hilt with small crossguard. Tubular steel scabbard with 99% of original black paint. Reverse has the integral steel springs to slide onto uniform or equipment. Blade is mint with all crossgrain polish etc. Riccasso is stamped with little issue Waffenampt mark ‘5’.  read more

Code: 4711

WW1 GERMAN FIGHTING KNIFE BY GOTTLIEB HAMMESFAHR.

A good example of an issue fighting knife by the famous manufacturer Gottleib Hammesfahr. A nice, complete example. Harwood, twin rivet, grooved grip with steel hilt and a small oval crossguard. Tubular steel scabbard with its original leather belt loop. A twin edged stiletto type blade with riccasso. Blade has some surface discolouration but is not damaged or sharpened. A good ORIGINAL example.  read more

Code: 4710

WW1 CLASSIC GERMAN FIGHTING KNIFE.

One of many variations manufactured and used during WW1. This exact type example is pictured in the ‘GERMAN FIGHTING KNIVES 1914-1945’ book and I have included a picture of the book page as a reference. Typical hardwood grip with grooved grips (8). Black steel hilt and crossguard. Tubular steel scabbard with leather belt loop and across grip loop with popper, all in excellent condition and work...  read more

Code: 4709

A LONG PATTERN ‘MEMORY OF MY SERVICE TIME’ DRESS BAYONET BY EICKHORN.

This is a very nice Eickhorn dress bayonet with the single etch ‘Memory of my Service Time’ etched blade. It is perhaps the most often found etch pattern with scroll down the middle and closed wing eagle and swastikas at each end. This bayonet is a little different to ones normally found as it has a set of stag grips which are attached to the hilt with removable nickel plated nuts and bolts. read more

Code: 4707

AN AMAZING, UNTOUCHED & UNCLEANED ERASED ROHM SA BY EICKHORN.

Never been in a collection and walked into a local shop last week. I know a lot of collectors love the un-touched and un-cleaned daggers. This is certainly one of those! Obviously an early piece as this was presented by Rohm to his followers in 1933/34. All solid nickel fittings thst have gone a dirty yellow colour. This applies to all the fittings both crossguard SS and scabbard. The grip is a...  read more

Code: 4676

A MOST UNUSUAL IMPERIAL/WEIMAR GERMAN NAVAL DAGGER COMPLETE WITH STRAPS AND KNOT.

This naval dagger shows quite a bit of history and progression in age and development of wearing this type of dagger from WW1 to later 1930’s. It seems to have started life in the 1920’s and has a beautiful larger Imperial style crossguard with capstan ends and central spring release button. There is a lovely toned celluloid over wood grip with a single wire wrap and the pommel is a brass ‘ re...  read more

Code: 4696