Edged Weapons; Swords, Daggers, Bayonets
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Daggers |
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#5975 |
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Heer
Officer’s Dagger, Eickhorn Orange/yellow, type-C celluloid grip, correct
pommel/ferrule, second-pattern eagle crossguard,
thin blade washer. Bright finish, polished blade retains a fine crossgrain and “Eickhorn”
squirrel trademark. The scabbard
is excellent with nice, even tone to the pebbling, straight, dent-free, with
a single flat-head screw below the reverse throat. Very clean, excellent
condition Heer Officer dagger. |
SOLD |
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#5976 |
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Heer
Officer’s Dagger, FW Holler Orange/yellow, type-B celluloid grip, correct type-B
pommel and ferrule, first-pattern common eagle crossguard,
thin blade washer. Bright finish, polished blade retains a fine crossgrain and “Holler” trademark with thick
lettering. The scabbard is
excellent with nice, even tone to the pebbling, straight, dent-free, with a
single flat-head screw below the reverse throat. Very clean, excellent
condition Heer Officer dagger. |
SOLD |
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#5977 |
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Heer
Officer’s Dagger, Schüttelhöfer White, simulated ivory, type-C celluloid grip, type-D
pommel, generic A-type eagle crossguard, thin blade
washer. Bright finish, polished blade retains a fine crossgrain
and “A. Schüttlehöfer”
prancing horse trademark. The
scabbard has nice, even dark toning in the recesses and to the pebbling,
straight, dent-free, with a double screws below the
reverse throat. Complete with silver-aluminum portepee. |
SOLD |
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#5978 |
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Heer
Officer’s Dagger, Paul Weyersberg Orange, type-C celluloid grip, correct type-B pommel,
incorrect, WKC-style “Tomahawk” eagle crossguard,
thin blade washer. Bright finish, polished blade with “Paul Weyersberg & Co.” trademark. The scabbard is excellent with nice,
even tone to the pebbling, straight, dent-free, with a single flat-head screw
below the reverse throat. Complete with silver-aluminum portepee. |
SOLD |
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#5979 |
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Heer
Officer’s Dagger, FW Holler White, simulated-ivory, type-C celluloid grip, correct
“B” pommel, highly-detailed Holler eagle
crossguard, thin blade washer. Bright finish,
polished blade retains a fine crossgrain and
“F.W. Holler” thick letter trademark. The scabbard is excellent with nice,
even tone to the pebbling, straight, dent-free, with a single flat-head screw
below the reverse throat. Light discoloration to grip. |
SOLD |
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#5980 |
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Heer
Officer’s Dagger, Tiger Orange, type-C celluloid grip, B-style pommel, generic
A-style eagle crossguard, thin blade washer. Bright
finish, polished blade retains with “Tiger” trademark. The scabbard is excellent with nice,
even tone to the pebbling, straight, dent-free, with a double
screws below the reverse throat. |
SOLD |
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#5981 |
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Heer
Officer’s Dagger, Eickhorn White, simulated ivory, type-C celluloid grip, correct
pommel/ferrule, second-pattern eagle crossguard,
thin blade washer. Bright finish, polished blade retains a fine crossgrain and “Eickhorn”
squirrel trademark. The scabbard
is excellent with nice, even tone to the pebbling, straight, dent-free, with
a single flat-head screw below the reverse throat. Very clean, excellent
condition Heer Officer dagger. |
SOLD |
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#5982 |
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Heer
Officer’s Dagger, Alcoso Orange/yellow, type-B celluloid grip, G-style pommel,
1937-40 pattern eagle crossguard, thin blade
washer. Bright finish, polished blade retains a fine crossgrain
and is un-marked. The scabbard
has some discoloration to the tone in the pebbling, is straight, dent-free,
with a two screws below the reverse throat. |
SOLD |
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#5903 |
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Heer
Officer’s Dagger, Eickhorn Orange, type-B celluloid grip, correct pommel/ferrule,
second-pattern eagle crossguard, thin blade washer.
Bright finish, polished blade retains a fine crossgrain
and “Eickhorn” squirrel trademark. The scabbard is excellent with nice,
even tone to the pebbling, straight, dent-free, with a single flat-head screw
below the reverse throat. Very clean, excellent condition Heer Officer
dagger. |
$800 |
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#5904 |
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Heer
Officer’s Dagger, Eickhorn Yellow-orange, type-C celluloid grip, correct
pommel/ferrule, second-pattern eagle crossguard,
thin blade washer. Bright finish, polished blade retains a fine crossgrain and “Eickhorn”
squirrel trademark. The scabbard
is excellent with nice, even tone to the obverse pebbling, the reverse with
very minor tone variation, straight and dent-free, with a single flat-head
screw below the reverse throat. Very clean, excellent condition Heer Officer
dagger. |
$800 |
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#5905 |
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Heer
Officer’s Dagger, Eickhorn Yellow-orange, type-B celluloid grip, correct
pommel/ferrule, second-pattern eagle crossguard, thin
blade washer. Bright finish, polished blade retains a fine crossgrain and “Eickhorn”
squirrel trademark, a very slight blade blemish below the logo. The scabbard is excellent with nice,
even tone to the pebbling, the obverse with a darker tone above the top band,
first pattern bands, straight and dent-free, with a single flat-head screw
below the reverse throat. Very clean, excellent condition Heer Officer
dagger. |
$800 |
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#5906 |
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Heer
Officer’s Dagger, Eickhorn Yellow-orange, type-B celluloid grip, correct
pommel/ferrule, first-pattern eagle crossguard,
thin blade washer. Bright finish, polished blade retains a fine crossgrain and “Eickhorn”
squirrel trademark. The scabbard
is excellent with nice, even tone to the obverse pebbling, the reverse with
very minor tone variation, first pattern bands, straight and dent-free, with
a single flat-head screw below the reverse throat. Very clean, excellent
condition Heer Officer dagger. |
SOLD |
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#5907 |
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Heer
Officer’s Dagger, Eickhorn Yellow-orange, type-C celluloid grip, correct
pommel/ferrule, second-pattern eagle crossguard,
darker tone to fittings, thin blade washer. Bright finish, polished blade
retains a fine crossgrain and “Eickhorn” squirrel trademark. The scabbard obverse with some very
minor uneven tone to the pebbling, the reverse with even tone, straight and
dent-free, with a single flat-head screw below the reverse throat. Very
clean, excellent condition Heer Officer dagger. |
$800 |
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#5908 |
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Heer
Officer’s Dagger, Eickhorn Orange, type-C celluloid grip, correct pommel/ferrule,
second-pattern eagle crossguard, thin blade washer.
Bright finish, polished blade retains a fine crossgrain
and “Eickhorn” squirrel trademark. The scabbard is excellent with nice,
even tone to the pebbling on both sides, straight and dent-free, with a
single flat-head screw below the reverse throat. Very clean, excellent condition
Heer Officer dagger. |
SOLD |
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#5909 |
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Heer
Officer’s Dagger, Eickhorn Yellow-orange, type-B celluloid grip, correct
pommel/ferrule, second-pattern eagle crossguard, thin
blade washer. Bright finish, polished blade retains a fine crossgrain and “Eickhorn”
squirrel trademark. The scabbard
is excellent with with some very minor uneven tone
to the pebbling on both sides, straight and dent-free, with a single
flat-head screw below the reverse throat. Very clean, excellent condition
Heer Officer dagger. |
$800 |
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#5807 |
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Heer
Officer’s Dagger, Anton Wingen Yellow-orange, type-C celluloid grip, correct pommel,
early style eagle crossguard, brown blade washer.
Loose fit to crossguard. Bright finish, polished
blade retains a fine crossgrain with some minor
pitting and blemish, the “Little Knight” Wingen
trademark positioned lower on the blade.
The scabbard is excellent with nice, even tone to the pebbling on both
sides, straight and dent-free, with a two round-head screws at the sides.
Very clean, excellent condition Heer Officer dagger. |
$1500 |
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#5808 |
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Heer
Officer’s Dagger, Eickhorn Yellow-orange, type-C celluloid grip, correct
pommel/ferrule, second-pattern eagle crossguard,
thin blade washer. Bright finish, polished blade retains a fine crossgrain and stamped “Eickhorn”
squirrel trademark. The scabbard
is excellent with with some very minor tone to the
pebbling on both sides, straight and dent-free, with a single flat-head screw
below the reverse throat. Very clean, excellent condition Heer Officer
dagger. |
$800 |
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#5809 |
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Heer
Officer’s Dagger, WKC Another example of a pristine blade, this one by the maker
“WKC”, also exhibiting a nice age tone to all of the
fittings. The yellow-orange,
type-C grip is in near excellent condition, with just a barely noticeable 5mm
hairline crack near the pommel on the reverse. correct pommel/ferrule, second-pattern “Tomahawk” eagle crossguard, thin blade washer. Bright finish, polished
blade retains a fine crossgrain and stamped
“WKC” helmeted knights head trademark. The scabbard is equally nice with a
dark tone in the pebbled recesses and oakleaves, perfectly matching the
dagger fittings, straight and dent-free, with a single flat-head screw on one
side. |
SOLD |
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#5810 |
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Heer
Officer’s Dagger, Eickhorn This dagger has a very pretty
pumpkin-orange grip, just a shade darker on the obverse and near
flawless. Type-B celluloid grip,
correct pommel/ferrule, first-pattern eagle crossguard,
thin blade washer. Bright finish, polished blade retains a fine crossgrain but does have some minor pitting towards to
tip of the blade, stamped with “Eickhorn”
squirrel trademark. The scabbard
has some darker toning to the pebbling on both sides, nice and straight,
though it does have a very small dent at the tip, with a single flat-head
screw below the reverse throat. |
SOLD |
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#5811 |
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Heer
Officer’s Dagger, Eickhorn An Eickhorn with a dark orange
grip that is perfect, no cracks, discoloration or chips, looking like it just
came out of the Eickhorn factory. Second-pattern rossguard
and pommel/ferryke fittings are of similar quality,
exhibiting a nice, darker toning.
The blade, which is marked with the Eickhorn
squirrel logo, is exceptionally clean and free of runner marks but does have
some very minor age spotting, including near the tip. Scabbard is excellent
with no dents or scratches and fits the condition of the blade perfectly. |
SOLD |
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#5728 |
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Heer
Officer’s Dagger, Named Nicely age toned Heer Officer dagger with a pumpkin orange
celluloid grip and dark toned scabbard.
The blade is in good condition, maker marked to “F.W.
Holler” and has their typical proof mark. The crossguard
is engraved with the owner’s name, “HAUPTMANN Dr. VOLZ” and
“08051”
The scabbard is in good condition with no dents and even age
toning. Includes a set of hangers
and portapee knot, which is frayed around the crossguard loop. |
SOLD |
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#6070 |
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Dagger Blades A pair of loose dagger blades, produced and marked on the
blades by the manufacturer’s SMF and WKC. Both in very good condition with no
pitting and nice, sharp points. |
SOLD |
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Luftwaffe Daggers |
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#7095 |
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1st Model
Luftwaffe Officer’s Dagger A very nice first model Officer's Dagger with chain
suspension hanger, maker-marked to “SMF Solingen”. The leather
grip is in very good condition as is the scabbard, both exhibiting just
minimal wear. This model has the silver metal fittings which do show some typical age
and tone. The blade is fairly clean with no major issues. Suspension chain clip is un-marked. Includes a silver-aluminum portepee. |
$1450 |
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#5725 |
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1st Model
Luftwaffe Officer’s Dagger A nice, clear first model Officer's Dagger with chain
suspension hanger by the maker “Paul Weyersberg”.
This dagger shows a minor amount of wear to the leather grip and scabbard but
is in overall good condition. This is the later production model
with aluminum fittings. The blade
is fairly clean with no major issues. Suspension
chain clip is marked “DRGM” with the Assmann logo impressed. |
SOLD |
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#5726 |
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1st Model
Luftwaffe Officer’s Dagger Well-worn and toned first model Officer's Dagger with
chain suspension hanger, no maker mark on the blade. The leather grip shows
some wear but the scabbard leather is in overall
good condition. This model has the silver metal fittings which show quite a bit of age
and tone. The blade is fairly clean with no major issues. Suspension chain clip
is maker marked “OLC” and “GES. GESCH” |
SOLD |
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#6060 |
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2nd
Model Luftwaffe Officer’s Dagger An excellent condition, orange gripped 2nd model
with an exceptionally clean blade that is near-mint and manufacturer marked
to Tiger Solingen. The
fittings and pommel all have a very nice, even light tone. The grip is free of cracks or chips
and has an intact wire wrap. The
scabbard is dent-free, also with very attractive matching tone and
compliments the dagger rather nicely. |
SOLD |
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#5902 |
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2nd
Model Luftwaffe Officer’s Dagger, Herder Very clean, excellent condition Luftwaffe Officer dagger
with a yellow-orange celluloid grip, intact wire grip and bright finish blade
with no damage, maker marked to “RICH. ABR. HERDER” with their
typical proof mark. The scabbard
is straight, dent-free and with dark grey tone. Includes silver-aluminum portepee. |
SOLD |
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#5812 |
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2nd
Model Luftwaffe Officer’s Dagger A great looking orange gripped 2nd model with
an exceptionally clean blade that is near-mint. The fitting and pommel are nice,
bright silver with just very light tone.
The grip has a small, 5mm, hairline crack near the pommel on the
reverse and a tiny chip, but is otherwise excellent with intact wire
wrap. The blade is un-marked. The
scabbard is dent-free and retains nearly all of its
dark burnishing. Overall a very nice example. |
$800 |
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#5727 |
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2nd
Model Luftwaffe Officer’s Dagger A nice, average condition yellow-orange gripped 2nd
model Luftwaffe officer dagger maker marked to “Eickhorn”. The celluloid grip is very clean and
has a tight wire twist wrap and the scabbard is free of dents or dings. The blade exhibits normal wear and
shows no rust or major pitting and is stamped with the Eickhorn logo. Includes a pair of hangers and a
portepe. |
SOLD |
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Kriegsmarine Daggers |
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#5910 |
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Kriegsmarine Officer’s Dagger, Eickhorn A 2nd model
Kriegsmarine dagger produced by Eickhorn. Acid-etched blade, the reverse
features the squirrel logo on the ricasso below the
washer. The gilded brass cross guard and pommel are in great condition with
even tone, the ivory-colored grip has some light discoloration and cracks,
the brass wire wrap fully intact.
The scabbard is dent-free and has that nice, even copper-color tone in
the recesses. |
$1100 |
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#5911 |
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Kriegsmarine Officer’s Dagger, Eu.Ff Horster A 2nd model
Kriegsmarine dagger produced by Eu.F. Horster.
Acid-etched blade, the reverse features the Horster
logo on the ricasso below the washer. The gilded
brass cross guard and pommel are in great condition with even tone, the
ivory-colored grip has some yellowing discoloration and cracks, the brass
wire wrap fully intact. The
scabbard is dent-free and has that nice, even copper-color tone in the
recesses. |
$1100 |
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#5813 |
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Kriegsmarine Officer’s Dagger, Puma A nice example of a 2nd
model Kriegsmarine dagger produced by the Puma firm, which is rarely
encountered. A carefully
acid-etched blade with a very bright finish which nicely contrasts with the
fouled anchor motif and enhances the excellent condition of the blade
itself. The reverse features the
Puma cat-head logo on the ricasso, below a red felt
washer. The gilded brass cross guard and pommel are in great condition and
the ivory-colored grip with brass wire wrap is near-perfect. The scabbard is dent-free and has that
nice, even copper-color tone in the recesses. |
SOLD |
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#5733 |
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Kriegsmarine Officer’s Dagger A naval officer dagger stamped by
the maker “Eickhorn” with the typical
squirrel proofmark on the blade. The dagger is in overall good
condition with just typical age and tone to the gold metal and ivory
grip. The blade and engravings
are all clean with no major issues and the scabbard is free of dents. Includes a portepe
and hangers. |
SOLD |
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Political/Civil/HJ Daggers |
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#5912 |
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RAD Leaders Hewer, Alcoso A nice, clean example of a
Leaders dagger, the blade is in pristine condition with a nice bright finish.
The silver fittings have a bit of wear and tone, the off-white trylon grips are free of cracks. The blade is marked with the “Alcoso” logo. The scabbard is straight and free of
dents, light wear to the silver finish with some toning in the pebbling. |
SOLD |
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#5913 |
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RAD Leaders Hewer, WKC A nice, clean example of a Leaders
dagger, the blade is in excellent condition with a nice bright finish. The
silver fittings are exceptionally clean with a light, age tone, the white trylon grips have some small cracks to the obverse, the
reverse with a small spot of wear and discoloration. The blade is marked with the “WKC”
logo. The scabbard is straight and free of dents, a nice, bright silver
finish with just a touch of toning in the pebbled finish. |
$2800 |
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#5815 |
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RAD Leaders Hewer, Eickhorn A minty example of a Leaders
dagger that would be hard to upgrade.
The blade is in pristine condition with a nice bright finish and no
spotting or runner marks as it was carefully stored away from the scabbard.
The silver fittings are equally nice with just very minimal wear and are
nicely enhanced by the white trylon grips of which
there is a tiny, 3mm chip to the obverse under the eagles
head. The blade is marked to
“Eickhorn” and has the squirrel
logo. The scabbard is straight and free of dents, a nice, bright silver
finish with just a touch of toning in the pebbled finish. |
SOLD |
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#5814 |
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RAD Hewer A solid example of an enlisted hewer
in very good to excellent condition with a very clean and bright blade and
crisp, etched motto. Reverse of blade is maker-marked to “Carl Jul.
Krebs – Solingen” along with the RADJ proof mark and “Ges.
Gesch”. Stag grips are in excellent condition and screw heads
intact. The scabbard fittings are
nice and bright and match the hewer, the scabbard exhibits evidence of
cleaning. Both the hewer and scabbard are marked “Fü
1181”. A nice example. |
$1700 |
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#5734 |
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RAD Hewer Heavy hewer blade with etched
motto, maker’s logo “Eickhorn”
and acceptance stamp, in decent condition with some runner marks.
Nickel-plated hilt with staghorn grip plates. Scabbard is black lacquered steel with
a few nicks and abrasions to the paint, nickel plated fittings are all in
good order. A nice, solid piece
in average to above condition. |
SOLD |
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#5914 |
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Social Welfare Officials Dagger A beautiful example of a Social
Welfare dagger that is in excellent condition and displays very nicely. The blade
is in pristine condition with a nice bright finish and no spotting or runner
marks as it was carefully stored away from the scabbard. The silver fittings
are equally nice with just very minimal wear and tone. The orange celluloid grips are perfect
without any scratches or cracks. There is no maker-mark on the blade, as is
the case with all of these. The scabbard is also in exceptional condition,
straight and free of dents, a nice, bright silver finish and flawless pebbled
finish. |
SOLD |
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#5729 |
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Hitler Youth Leader Dagger A very rare Leaders dagger for
the older personnel and leaders in charge of training and education of the
Hitler Youth. The blade is in
excellent condition, marked “M7/36” for the firm of E.F. Horster and etched “BLUT UND EHRE!”. The grip wire is tight and intact, the
leather scabbard is very clean and the fittings all have a nice, even age
tone to them. The grip is loose,
which is reflective in the price. Overall a very nice example showing a bit
of age tone and at a nice price. |
SOLD |
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#5630 |
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Government Officials Dagger This Government Officials dagger
is marked to the maker Alcoso and is in
overall very good to excellent condition with a nicely age-toned, plated silver
eagles head pommel wrapped with simulated mother-of-pearl grips. A right-facing diplomatic eagle
decorates the crossguard and has a nice, matching
dark tone. The blade is in
excellent condition, nice and bright, no rust, and features the Alcoso logo and scale on the reverse. Scabbard is free of dents or scratches
and has good detail. |
SOLD |
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#5632 |
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TeNo Leaders Dagger Beautiful example of the Technische Nothilfe Leaders
dagger in excellent condition and adorned with an aluminum portapee.
Both the scabbard and blade have matching numbers “0637”
and the blade is etched with the Eickhorn
squirrel logo and TeNo national emblem.
Orange celluloid grip with TeNo eagle on the lower crossguard
and a nicely toned cogwheel pommel.
Blade is excellent with cross graining and no runner marks. Scabbard is dent-free and has nice
detail and matching tone. |
SOLD |
SS/SA/NSKK Daggers
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#6061 |
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NSKK Dagger Blade is maker marked to “AESCULAP”
of Solingen with the motto lettering on the obverse showing nice contrast and
very nice crossgraining to the surface of the
blade. The wood grip is free of damage but has a light varnish that has been
applied by the previous owner, which is reflected in the pricing. Crossguard
is marked “Sw”. The scabbard is in pretty decent shape with a few small chips, all the
fittings are dent free. Includes a leather strap with attachment clip and
rings, RZM marked. |
SOLD |
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#6062 |
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SA Dagger Blade is maker marked to
“M7/43” for Paul Weyersberg of Solingen
with the motto lettering on the obverse showing nice contrast and very nice crossgraining to the surface of the blade. The wood grip
has a small impression/dent on the obverse near the crossguard
and has a light varnish that has been applied by the previous owner, which is
reflected in the pricing. The
scabbard is really nice with just some tiny
scratches to the finish and absolutely no dents in the fittings. |
SOLD |
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#6063 |
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SA Dagger Blade is maker marked to “AESCULAP”
of Solingen with the motto lettering on the obverse showing nice contrast and
very nice crossgraining to the surface of the
blade. The wood grip is in excellent condition with a lighter-brown finish
and has a light varnish that has been applied by the previous owner, which is
reflected in the pricing. The crossguard is marked
“SW”. The scabbard is near perfect with just very light, tiny
scratches to the finish and absolutely no dents in the fittings. Includes the
leather hanger with clips. |
SOLD |
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#6064 |
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SA Dagger Blade is maker marked to
“RZM 7/66” and “1940” for the manufacturer Carl Eickhorn of Solingen with the motto lettering on the
obverse showing nice contrast with crossgraining to
the surface of the blade and just a few very light runner marks. The wood
grip is in excellent condition with a lighter-brown finish and has a light
varnish that has been applied by the previous owner, which is reflected in
the pricing. The scabbard is in very good condition but does have a few small
scratches to the finish as seen in the photos, all the fittings are dent free
but there is some very minor pitting.
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SOLD |
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#6065 |
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SA Dagger Blade is maker marked for the
manufacturer HACO of Berlin with the motto lettering on the obverse
showing light contrast, some crossgraining to the
surface of the blade and just a few very light runner marks. Crossguard marked “B”. The wood grip is in
excellent condition with a lighter-brown finish and has a light varnish that
has been applied by the previous owner, which is reflected in the pricing. No
scabbard. |
SOLD |
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#6066 |
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SA Dagger Post-war, German produced with
blade maker marked for the manufacturer B&A of Solingen, Germany with
the motto lettering on the obverse showing light contrast, some crossgraining to the surface of the blade and just a few
very light runner marks. The wood grip is in excellent condition with a
lighter-brown finish and has a light varnish that has been applied by the
previous owner, which is reflected in the pricing. No scabbard. These daggers were produced as
souvenirs/collectibles for the GI’s occupying Germany after the war in
1946 by the firm Fritz Reuss and A. Spiess, Bolte & Anschutz (B&A). They
assembled parts from other makers but didn’t have access to
scabbards. Operations ceased
after 1946 due to the ban on NSDAP symbolism. |
SOLD |
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#6067 |
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SA Dagger Post-war, German produced with
blade maker marked for the manufacturer B&A of Solingen, Germany
with the motto lettering on the obverse showing light contrast, some crossgraining to the surface of the blade and just a few
very light runner marks. The wood grip is in excellent condition with a
lighter-brown finish and has a light varnish that has been applied by the
previous owner, which is reflected in the pricing. No scabbard. These daggers were produced as
souvenirs/collectibles for the GI’s occupying Germany after the war in
1946 by the firm Fritz Reuss and A. Spiess, Bolte & Anschutz (B&A). They
assembled parts from other makers but didn’t have access to
scabbards. Operations ceased
after 1946 due to the ban on NSDAP symbolism. |
SOLD |
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#5730 |
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SA “Full Rohm” Dagger A rare “full Rohm”
dagger, with the blade maker marked to “ANTON WINGER Jr.” and
showing the full Rohm inscription one the reverse side and motto on the
obverse. Crossguard is marked
“He”. Both the dagger
and scabbard exhibit quite a bit of wear and pitting as you will see in the
photos so I would rate it in overall average-minus condition and priced
accordingly. |
SOLD |
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#5731 |
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SA Dagger Blade is maker marked to “HERM.
KONEJUNGAG” of Solingen with the motto lettering on the obverse
showing nice contrast and some typical runner marks along the surface of the
blade. The blade motto has been enhanced postwar, reflected in the price. The
wood grip is carved on both sides with “W.E.” on the obverse
above the crossguard, and the date
“12.5.34” on the reverse.
Crossguard is marked “Sw”. The scabbard shows some pitting to the paint
and there are a few small dents in the bottom fitting. |
SOLD |
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#5732 |
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NSKK Dagger Steel blade marked
“M7/36” for the firm of E.F. Horster
and motto etching on the obverse.
Fittings show some pitting around the pommel, the grip is in pretty
good condition. Scabbard retains most of its black paint with a few scratches
and chips and no dents in the fittings.
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SOLD |
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#5631 |
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SS M33 Dagger Black SS M33 Service Dagger of
later manufacture, exhibiting some overall wear. Black grips feature the enameled SS runics and eagle, but have a large chip at the upper crossguard, which wraps around to the rear. The crossguard fittings show some pitting and have lost
plating in places. The blade has the SS motto and has runner marks and
spotting. Scabbard itself has most all the black
paint, though there are small scratches, chips and some small cracking. The scabbard fittings are dent-free
and also exhibit some pitting, scratches and lost plating. |
SOLD |
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#6016 |
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Heer Doves Head Sword An exceptionally nice example of
a doves head sword manufactured by Eickhorn. Underneath the crossguard
is marked “Ges. Gesch.” and the Eickhorn
squirrel logo is marked on the reverse of the blade. Washer intact. The crossguard, knuckle bow, backstrap and ferrule have a
nice, bright gilt finish that is near-mint with a
finely detailed oakleaf pattern. Bright black grip with silver-twist wire
intact. Obverse langet with a Wehrmacht eagle,
reverse langet shield with black engraved initials
“JS”. Blade is very clean and was stored for separately from the
scabbard for decades. The
scabbard retains 98% of it’s black lacquer
finish. Total length in scabbard is approximately 96.5cm. |
SOLD |
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#6040 |
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Heer Lions Head Sword A very nice condition lions head
sword manufactured by Robert Klass, model Nr. 237 featuring the lion head
with red glass eyes and oakleaf pattern across the backstrap, knucklebow and ferrule. Underneath the reverse langet the ricasso is marked
with the Klass logo, the leather washer intact. Bright black grip with
silver-wire wrap, no noticeable flaws. Obverse langet
with a Wehrmacht eagle, reverse langet shield
blank. Blade is very clean and was stored for separately from the scabbard
for decades. The scabbard retains
98% of it’s black lacquer finish with a few
tiny scratches, the bottom tip stamped “542”. Blade length is
approximately 82cm. |
$725 |
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#6041 |
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Heer Lions Head Sword A very nice condition lions head
sword un-marked and featuring the lion head with red glass eyes and oakleaf
pattern across the knucklebow, a diamond inset with
oakleaves on the backstrap and an eagle with two, thin wings on the obverse
of the crossguard. Appears to be from the
distributor “Baron” (Angolia
“Swords of Germany 1900/1945” page 71) and has the
characteristics of Weyersberg manufacture. Bright
black grip with brass-wire wrap, no noticeable flaws. Reverse langet with oval shield. Leather washer is intact, blade
is very clean and was stored for separately from the scabbard for
decades. The scabbard retains 98%
of it’s black lacquer finish with a few tiny
scratches. Blade length is approximately 84cm. |
$700 |
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#6042 |
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Heer Lions Head Sword A very nice condition lions head
sword manufactured by PD Luneschloss, featuring
the lion head with red glass eyes, oakleaf pattern across the backstrap,
eagle with outstretched wings on the crossguard and
reverse langet with shield surrounded by oakleaves.
The ricasso is marked with the Luneschloss
logo, the leather washer intact. Bright black grip with brass-wire wrap, no
noticeable flaws. Blade is very clean and was stored for separately from the
scabbard for decades. The
scabbard retains 98% of it’s black lacquer
finish with a few tiny scratches. Blade length is approximately 81cm. |
$725 |
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#6043 |
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Heer Lions Head Sword A very nice condition lions head
sword manufactured by F.W. Holler, model Nr. 21 featuring the stylized
pommel lion head with red glass eyes and oakleaf pattern across the
backstrap, knucklebow and ferrule. The crossguard features a Wehrmacht-style eagle with folded
wings and the lion head is repeated on the qullion
tip. The bottom of the crossguard is marked
“Ges. Gesch.” Underneath the reverse langet
the ricasso is marked with the Holler logo, the
leather washer intact. Bright black grip with brass-wire wrap, no noticeable
flaws. Reverse langet shield blank. Blade is very
clean and was stored for separately from the scabbard for decades. The scabbard retains 98% of it’s black lacquer finish with a few tiny scratches
and some paint chipping at the bottom. Blade length is approximately 84.5cm. |
SOLD |
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#6044 |
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Heer Lions Head Sword An excellent example of Field
Marshal series lions head sword manufactured by Eickhorn,
model Nr. 1710 “Blucher” featuring the lion head with red glass
eyes, and ornate oakleaf pattern across the backstrap, knucklebow
and ferrule. The crossguard features a eagle with spread wings and
oval shield on the reverse langet. Bright black
grip with silver-wire wrap, no noticeable flaws. Underneath the reverse ricasso is the Eickhorn
squirrel logo. Blade is very clean and was stored for separately from the
scabbard for decades. The
scabbard has a beautiful black lacquer finish and is nearly flawless. Blade
length is approximately 79cm. |
SOLD |
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#6045 |
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Heer Lions Head Sword An excellent example of Field
Marshal series lions head sword manufactured by Eickhorn,
model Nr. 1734 “Zieten” featuring the
lion head with red glass eyes, and ornate scroll pattern across the
backstrap, knucklebow and ferrule. The crossguard features a Wehrmacht style-eagle with folded
wings and bullet-shaped shield on the reverse langet.
Bright black grip with silver-wire wrap, no noticeable flaws. Underneath the
reverse ricasso is the Eickhorn
squirrel logo. Blade is very clean and was stored for separately from the
scabbard for decades. The
scabbard has a very nice black lacquer finish and is exceptionally clean with
just some minor wear around the fittings and the tip. Includes a sword knot
with silver-aluminum twist cord ball. Blade length is approximately 85cm. |
SOLD |
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#6017 |
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Luftwaffe Officer Sword Nice, lightly-age toned sword
with aluminum hilt, crossguard and pommel with gilt
sunwheel swastika. Blue-grey Moroccan leather grip
with dual-strand brass twist wire fully intact. Underside of crossguard has engraved initials
“J.A.S.” Washer is
intact. Blade is exceptionally clean and marked to “SMF
Solingen”. Scabbard of
blue, pebbled Moroccan leather with hanger, fittings have some dark toning.
Total length in scabbard is approximately 92cm. |
$1150 |
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#6018 |
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Police NCO Sword As is the case with many of these
swords that came from a single collector, this example is in excellent
condition, with the nickel-plated hilt fittings in near-new condition, with
just some very light patina to the ferrule. The black wooden grip is free of
cracks or chips with just very slight surface wear, the inset Police eagle
exhibiting a darkened patina. The polished steel blade is pristine and had
been stored outside of the scabbard. The obverse of the blade is manufacturer
marked to Clemen & Jung with the shield and inset “Z”,
the black washer is intact. The
scabbard retains 95% of it’s black lacquer
finish, with some random scratches and chips. Total length in scabbard
approximately 105cm. |
$1100 |
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#6019 |
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Police Officer Sword If you are looking for a mint
condition example of a Police officer’s sword, this is about as close
as you can get, an exquisite example that is near perfect. The nickel-plated hilted fittings all
have a bright, silver finish, the black wood grip and silver bands are
perfect, the inset Police eagle with just a bit of darkening that compliments
the black/silver of the grip. The polished steel blade has just the very
lightest runner marks near the tip but is an overall pristine example and had
been stored free of the scabbard.
The obverse is manufacturer marked to Paul Weyersberg
& Co and the leather washer is intact. The scabbard black lacquer paint is
99% intact and almost perfect. The plated silver fittings are nice and
bright, the throat is marked with SS runic inspection stamp. Total length in scabbard approximately
93cm. |
$1700 |
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#6068 |
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Police Weimar Clamshell Bayonet A nicely presenting long bayonet
with the brass finish variation to the fittings, manufactured by WKC
with the Knight’s head logo. Clamshell and hilt are brass with the
clamshell depicting an eagle with slightly spread wings, there is a six-sided
Weimar star in silver set within the obverse of the staghorn grip. The polished blade is in excellent
condition. Scabbard leather and
brass fittings are also excellent to near-mint. An exceptional piece! |
$2050 |
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#6069 |
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National Hunting Association Knife/Cutlass A variant brass fitting hunting
knife (also known as a cutlass), of nickel silver and ornately decorated with
an acorn nut tang, deer leg crossguards and fluted
clamshell, all in brass. The grip
is staghorn with brass pommel. The blade is stamped on the ricasso side with the ACS logo for the firm Alexander
Coppel of Solingen and features an etched floral motif on each side. The scabbard is black leather with
brass fittings. This piece is in
excellent condition with some very nice dark toning to the silver. |
$2000 |
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#6046 |
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National Hunting Association Regulation Knife A beautiful example of the
hunting knife (also known as a cutlass), of nickel silver and ornately
decorated with an acorn nut tang, deer leg crossguards
and fluted clamshell. The grip is
staghorn and has a silver hunting association emblem attached to the center
obverse. The blade is stamped on the ricasso side “KOLBEN-SEEGER”
and features an etched hunting motif on each side. The scabbard is dark-green leather
with nickel silver fittings. This
piece is in excellent condition with some very nice dark toning to the
silver. Blade length ca. 33.5cm. |
$2000 |
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#6047 |
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National Hunting Association Regulation Knife Another nice example of the
hunting knife (also known as a cutlass), of nickel silver and ornately
decorated with an acorn nut tang, deer leg crossguards
and fluted clamshell. The grip is
staghorn and has a silver hunting association emblem attached to the center
obverse. The blade is manufacturer marked to “WKC” with
the helmeted logo under the clamshell and features an etched hunting motif on
each side. The scabbard is
dark-green leather with nickel silver fittings. This piece is in excellent condition
with some very nice dark toning to the silver. Blade length ca. 33.5cm. |
$2000 |
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#6048 |
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National Hunting Association Basic Knife A great example of the basic hunting
knife (also known as a cutlass), of brass fittings and ornately decorated
with an acorn nut tang surrounded by oakleaves, deer leg crossguards
also with an oakleaf motif and a fluted clamshell featuring resting
deer. The grip is staghorn and
has three brass oakleaf/acorn sprays attached to the center obverse. The
blade is manufacturer marked to “WKC” with the helmeted
logo under the clamshell and features an etched hunting motif on each
side. The scabbard is dark-green
leather with brass fittings. This
piece is in excellent condition with just one small impression on the reverse
of the upper throat fitting.
Blade length ca. 37cm. |
$1800 |
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#6049 |
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Police Service Bayonet Standard model 1936 un-slotted
bayonet, nickel plated eagle-head hilt and ornate quillion,
stag grips with police emblem affixed to obverse. Very clean nickel-plated
blade, un-marked with leather washer intact. Later period black enameled
scabbard with black leather frog. The bayonet, frog and scabbard are all in
excellent condition, with just a few tiny scratches to the tip of the
scabbard point. Blade length ca. 26.5cm. |
$1100 |
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#6050 |
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Police Service Bayonet Standard model 1936 un-slotted
bayonet, nickel plated eagle-head hilt and ornate quillion,
stag grips with police emblem affixed to obverse. Very clean nickel-plated
blade, manufacturer marked at reverse to “Alcoso” and distributor marked obverse to “Franz
Spangemacher” with leather washer intact.
Both the hilt and blade are stamped “WI5”. Black leather stitched
scabbard, silver metal fittings with black leather manufacturer stamped frog.
The bayonet, frog and scabbard are all in superb condition. Blade length ca.
33cm. |
$1400 |
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#6051 |
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Heer Stag Grip Dress Bayonet Standard model of the dress
bayonets, nickel plated hilt and stud button with stag grips. Very clean nickel-plated blade,
manufacturer marked to “E.Pack
& Sohne” and with leather washer
intact, red felt insert in the rifle mortise. Black enamel painted scabbard
with brown leather frog, includes troddel of
silver-aluminum/green twist cords, green top cap and bottom. The bayonet,
frog and scabbard are all in excellent condition, though there are some tiny
scratches in the scabbard paint, blade is slightly loose. Blade length ca.
19.5cm. |
$450 |
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#6052 |
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Pioneer Dress Bayonet Unique shaped pommel and absent quillion indicative of the Pioneer version of the dress
bayonets, nickel plated hilt with black bakelite
grips. Very clean nickel plated blade, unmarked and with leather washer
intact, black felt insert in the rifle mortise. Black enamel painted scabbard
with black leather frog. The bayonet, frog and scabbard are all in excellent
condition. Blade length ca. 25cm. |
SOLD |
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#6053 |
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Fireman’s Bayonet Standard model with S-shaped crossguard and without rifle mortise or stud button,
nickel plated hilt with black bakelite grips. Straight back edge, nickel-plated
blade, marked to the manufacturer “Eickhorn”
and with leather washer intact. Black enamel painted scabbard with black
leather frog. The bayonet, frog and and scabbard
are all in exceptional condition, as you’ll see in the photos. Blade length ca. 24.5cm. |
$575 |
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#6054 |
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Short Model Dress Bayonet Standard model of the dress
bayonets, nickel plated hilt and stud button with black bakelite
grips. Very clean nickel-plated
blade, manufacturer marked to “Esser & Co. Köln”
and with leather washer intact, red felt insert in the rifle mortise. Black
enamel painted scabbard with black leather frog. The bayonet, frog and
scabbard are all in excellent condition. Blade length ca. 20cm. |
$400 |
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#6055 |
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Fireman’s Bayonet Standard model with S-shaped crossguard and without rifle mortise or stud button,
nickel plated hilt with black bakelite grips. Straight back edge, nickel plated
blade, marked to the manufacturer “Horst Wolff Leipzig”
and with leather washer intact. Black enamel painted scabbard with black
leather frog stamped to manufacturer “Gottlob Kurz”. The
bayonet, frog and and scabbard are all in excellent
condition, with just one small scratch to the scabbard paint. Blade length ca. 24.5cm. |
$450 |
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#6056 |
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Fireman’s Bayonet Standard model with S-shaped crossguard and without rifle mortise or stud button,
nickel plated hilt with black bakelite grips. Straight back edge, nickel plated
blade, marked to the manufacturer “E.Packe & Sohne”
and with leather washer intact. Black enamel painted scabbard with black
leather frog in pristine condition. The scabbard has some small scratches to
the surface, but overall paint is 90%.
Blade length ca. 24.5cm. |
$425 |
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#6057 |
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Fireman’s Bayonet Standard model with S-shaped crossguard and without rifle mortise or stud button,
nickel plated hilt with black bakelite grips. Straight back edge, nickel plated
blade, marked to the manufacturer “Carl Henkel Bielefeld”
and with leather washer intact. Black enamel painted scabbard with black
leather frog, attached troddel of silver-aluminum
and red twist cord with red bottom. The bayonet, frog and and
scabbard are all in beautiful condition, as you’ll see in the
photos. Blade length ca. 25cm. |
$500 |
