Name: Carl Wusthof Army (Heer) Officer Dagger — Personalized
SKU: 1149
Price: 850.00 USD
Availability: OutOfStock

Carl Wusthof Army (Heer) Officer Dagger — Personalized

A very nice early version Heer Officer German Dagger from maker Carl Wusthof. This example features the early “slant” grip, more tapered than rounded, with a beautiful orange color and no notable cracks or chips. The blade features the typical Carl Wusthof mark, and has several mild moisture stain spots, but is otherwise shiny and clean. The scabbard shows signs of surface corrosion, but does not detract from the appeal of the piece all together. The officer’s initials personalize the dagger on the reverse of the cross guard, in the very high quality professionally engraved letters “KD” (or possibly “KF”.

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A very nice early version WW2 Heer Officers Dagger from maker Carl Wusthof. This example features the early “slant” grip, more tapered than rounded, with a beautiful orange color and no notable cracks or chips. The blade features the typical Carl Wusthof mark, and has several mild moisture stain spots, but is otherwise shiny and clean. The scabbard shows signs of surface corrosion, but does not detract from the appeal of the piece all together. The officer’s initials personalize the dagger on the reverse of the cross guard, in the very high quality professionally engraved letters “KD” (or possibly “KF” or “KR”).

2 reviews for Carl Wusthof Army (Heer) Officer Dagger — Personalized

Darren – November 6, 2013

Hi Lynn.

I’d be happy to have a look at your miniature army dagger. Would you mind sending me a few photos via the Free Appraisal link at the top of the page? Or just click here and you’ll be taken to the page where you can upload photos of your dagger.

Thanks!
Darren
LYNN – September 22, 2013

We have a miniature of the army Heer dagger with the name of : ALFRED TEVES, FRANKFURT/M. etched into the blade.
we also have the scabbard. Can you give any further information about this?
Mark Terry – January 28, 2012

I have this dagger. It still has the rope “tassle” tied to the top to the hilt and the belt for the sheath. If interested write me back. It looks exactly like the Carl Wusthof Heer Officer Dagger.