AN EARLY ALL NICKEL SS 1936 CHAINED DAGGER WITH PARTIAL CHAINS.
I’ve had this dagger personally for quite a while as I really like it just as it is!! However there may be a possibility that someone out there has other parts of the chain that would complete it. Who knows!!
The dagger has a story when I purchased it from the family. It used to hang on the wall in one of their houses, but was pulled OFF the wall during an argument. The chain broke, came... read more
3500.00 GBP
A 99% MINT NSKK DAGGER BY EICKHORN WITH RZM CODE
As I have mentioned before, I will only consider buying the later SA or NSKK daggers if they are in mint condition. The construction of the later RZM pieces with the nickel plating over the grey alloy base metal does not hold up well over the years. The plating flakes badly and discolours. This example is 99% mint. The crossguard are virtually perfect, the wood grip looks like new. The scabbard... read more
LUFTWAFFE FIGHTING KNIFE ‘6’ BLADE & WITH PERSONALISATION.
Always a popular item with collectors. This is the Luftwaffe close combat fighting knife in really excellent condition. Wood grips with the three rivets. Original owner has carved his initials on one of the grips. Can’t quite make out what they are though!!
He has also scratched a very small swastika into the black scabbard paint! Scabbard is in near mint condition with 95% original blac... read more
EARLY ‘33 SS- PERSONALISED, NUMBERED AND AN ERASED ROHM!!!
As early SS daggers go, this one nearly has it all! As it has an erased Rohm blade, this was made 1933-1934. These were carried by both officers and men until the 1936 Chained version was introduced just for officers. All nickel fittings which have not been cleaned. One side has quite a yellow patina, the other side is brighter, so I think one side was exposed to the elements longer than the ot... read more
FIRE OFFICERS TRIPLE ETCHED SWORD, PERSONALISED ETC BY W.K & C.
Whilst the Fire Dept in Germany were technically not part of the military, they seems to be treated as such and from Imperial times, Officers and then firemen were issued with parade swords and sidearms. This is a beautiful triple etch sword, which I think started life in the late 20’s or early 30’s. I am sure it was certainly carried into the Third Reich era too. Beautifully made, it has a he... read more
775.00 GBP
A NICE 2nd Pattn LUFTWAFFE DAGGER BY RARER MAKER ANTON WINGEN Jr.
A very good looking dagger that seems to be in virtually mint condition. The 23cm portapee has a little wear to it, but that’s about it. Very bright and clean fittings with no age to them. Perfect pommel and crossguard. Off-white celluloid grip which I think is a plaster filled type. There is an original 23cm bullion PORTEPEE tied correctly around the bottom of the grip. Silver single wire wrap... read more
EARLY ALL BRASS NAVY DAGGER BY WKC.
A nice example of a standard Third Reich naval officers dagger from the mid-late 30’s. Nice quality all brass fittings. Crossguard and pommel are typical WKC. Cream celluloid grip with twisted single wire. Grip is nearly perfect but has two small spider stress cracks to the surface on the reverse next to the crossguard. Very minor indeed and would cover if you put a knot on the dagger. Brass sc... read more
LUFTWAFFE 1st PATTN DAGGER IN ALUMINIUM BY EICKHORN.
A very nice example of the Luftwaffe 1st Pattn dagger in aluminium as worn by Senior NCO’s etc.
Whilst introduced in 1935 and then only worn by Officers, the introduction of the 2nd Pattn dagger in 1937 enabled just NCO’s to wear the 1st Pattn dagger, while Officers changed over to the 2nd Pattn. This is made by Eickhorn and has a mint nickel plated blade with the 1935-42 Eickhorn squir... read more
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
495.00 GBP
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
2250.00 GBP