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German Daggers & Knives
Land Customs Dagger — Paul Weyersberg
SOLD!Here’s a nice, honest, early Land Customs Dagger from a hard to find maker, Paul Weyersberg. The deep blue/green leather grip is exquisite, showing only a few nicks to the leather, and a nice tight, heavily tarnished silver wire wrap…
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German Daggers & Knives
2nd Luftwaffe Dagger by Pet. Dan Krebs Solingen
SOLD!This is a nice looking second model Luftwaffe Dagger by maker Pet. Dan Krebs. This is one of my personal favorite Luftwaffe dagger makers; I like their logo and their Luftwaffe daggers are quality. The scabbard is a nice deep gray in tone with no notable oxidation or rust. Both throat screws are present and detail throughout the scabbard is virtually untouched, save a few minor scratches…
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DLV Daggers and NSFK Flyers Knives
DLV Dagger — Josef Munch Brotterode
SOLD!A nice DLV Flyers Dagger (also referred to as a Glider Pilot Dagger or Knife) from the scarce maker, Josef Munch Brotterode. Nicely aged overall, this DLV dagger would make a fantastic show piece! The deep blue leather wrapped grip shows some normal surface wear, but retails over 95% of it’s color…
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Foresty Knives
Deluxe Subordinate Forestry Knife (Cutlass) with Frog
SOLD!This is a nice, uncleaned, unmessed with Deluxe model Subordinate Forestry Cutlass (also referred to as a Forestry knife, or dagger) with a stunning amount of the original gilded finish throughout, including the scabbard fittings. This was acquired along with an SA High Leader dagger (see the SA Daggers category), both discovered in an old shadow box frame when the veteran passed away.
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German Daggers & Knives
2nd Luftwaffe Dagger by F.W. Holler Solingen
SOLD!An overall nice dagger from F.W. Holler, with a nice heavy-core ivory colored grip and deep-embossed lower crossguard. The ivory colored grip has some age staining, as well as what appear to be scuff marks. We do not clean our daggers so attempted removal is up to the buyer. There are no notable surface cracks, and the wire wrap is nice and tight…
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German Daggers & Knives
Early Luftwaffe Dagger (1st model) — Gebr. Heller Marienthal
SOLD!This early first model Luftwaffe Dagger is a real gem. A collector favorite, these early Luftwaffe Daggers are hefty pieces due to the solid nickel fittings throughout. Many collectors (myself included) also like the way these nickel fittings patina over the years, and this one shows a nice even patina that just adds a ton of character to the piece.
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German Daggers & Knives
Land Customs Dagger by Carl Eickhorn
SOLD!Here we have a good looking Land Customs Official’s Dagger with the nice deep blue leather wrapped grip and scabbard body, but maker Carl Eickhorn. The dagger as a whole appears to be untouched, and uncleaned, with some rust spotting in areas of the scabbard fittings and hanger rings, which we do see with these daggers.
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German Daggers & Knives
SA Dagger with RZM Tag by M7/2 Emil Voos
SOLD!Absolutely mint, in the full sense of the word. This Emil Voos (RZM M7/2) SA Dagger looks like it just came off the shelf, or out of a very well kept time capsule at very least. Still spoting the original tan RZM tag, which shows no signs whatsoever of decay and only very modest edge wear as seen in the photos (no rips or tears).
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Dagger Hangers and Straps
SS Dagger Vertical Hanger – RZM 19/38
SOLD!Here’s a nice vertical hanger for an SS dagger with honest use wear. Not minty, but it certainly has a lot of character. The leather on this hanger is rigid where it needs to be (the piece of backing leather), but the straps are still nice and flexible. There is no dry rot or excessive flaking…
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German Daggers & Knives
Early SS Dagger from Robert Klaas
SOLD!Here’s an opportunity to own an early SS dagger by the highly collectible maker Robert Klaas, with an unbelievably well preserved blade. Oh, and did we mention it is priced to sell? Starting at the grip, we see a nice, solid ebony wood grip, without chips or notable cracks, but with what appears to be a surface repaint…
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German Medals & Awards
Silver Wound Badge from L/13 (Paul Meybauer Berlin)
SOLD!Here we have a Silver Wound badge by a seldom seen maker, “Paul Meybauer Berlin” (L/13). This badge was acquired along with an Iron Cross 1st Class (cased) that we both discovered by the veterans son after his father’s passing.
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Dagger Hangers and Straps
Land Customs Official Dagger Hangers
SOLD!This is a very nice set of Land Customs Dagger Hangers. The overall condition of these hangers is superb, with a nice gentle aging that makes this set great for presentation and display.
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German Daggers & Knives
Late War SA Dagger by Maker RZM M7/36
SOLD!This is a late period RZM M7/36 SA Dagger in untouched condition, ready to display! The nice brown wood grip shows only modest use wear and no cracks or chips. The fit to the upper and lower guards is nice and tight, like a puzzle.
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Foresty Knives
National Hunting Association Cutlass with Original Frog and Hanger by WKC
SOLD!These don’t come around too often, and certainly not in this amazing condition and with these accessories! A National Hunting Association Cutlass by WKC with the original frog and original matching leather belt hanger. Everything about this hunting knife will take your breath away! From the lack of age wear to the unbelievable detail in the blade engraving, if this cutlass doesn’t make your heart skip a beat nothing will.
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Hungarian Daggers
Hungarian Royal Air Force Dagger
SOLD!Here is a rare find! A very nice (as nice as they come in fact) World War 2 Hungary Air Force Dress Dagger. The blade is in immaculate condition, with a well marked ricasso displaying the Kozak Antal Budapest maker mark on one side, followed by the number 682, and the standard crest stamp on the reverse. The grip is a fine example, clean, dark, and virtually void of flaw. The detail in the metal parts and fittings is stunning, as if this dagger saw little to no use. The scabbard detail is absolutely exquisite, locking firmly into place against the cross guard release button as expected…
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German Medals & Awards
Knights Cross with Ribbon & Case — Juncker 800 L/12
SOLD!Here’s one for the serious WW2 investor folks, the ever desirable Juncker 800 L/12 Knights Cross, with ribbon and case — all original to the piece! The Juncker made Knights Cross is considered the most desirable of the Knights Crosses primarily due to the fact their factory was destroyed late in the war by allied bombing. What this means is, since any unissued crosses (as well as the dies) would have been destroyed in the bombing…
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German Helmets
M40 Camo Helmet
SOLD!Here’s a real looker! A nice M40 camo helmet with a nice, clean pattern. We all know camo was applied uniquely with each helmet, not factory applied, so close inspection and good judgment is always in order when reviewing these. This one is no exception. It shows good, honest and uniform wear throughout, with no evidence of artificial aging or tooling that we see on the reproductions…
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German Daggers & Knives
Field Upgrade Chained NSKK Dagger by Haenel
SOLD!We have here an impressive example NSKK Officer’s Dagger with field upgraded chain assembly with several interesting attributes. Starting with the dagger itself, we see a very well preserved Haenel SA dagger with a bold and crisp motto on the front, and “C. G. Haenel” makers mark on the reverse…
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German Daggers & Knives
Luftwaffe Dagger (1st model) — E & F Horster
SOLD!This first model Luftwaffe dagger by E. & F. Hoster is in overall very nice condition. The hilt fittings show average use wear, including some minor scratches but nothing out of the ordinary. The pommel and crossguard sunwheel swastikas all have 99 – 100% of the original gilt. The deep blue grip leather is 98% overall, with some use wear as seen in the photos. This is also typical. The aluminum grip wire is 100%…
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German Daggers & Knives
SA Dagger — F&A Helbig Steinbach KR. M.
SOLD!Here we have a nice, hard to find early F.&A. Helbig SA Dagger with a blade that can’t be beat! The grip is a nice medium tone brown, with some natural dark accents that make it really attractive. There are some normal dings from use, but no cracks to note. The upper and lower guards fit like a glove to the grip. Helbig was one of the best makers of SA daggers when it came to the art of fitting their parts together.
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German Daggers & Knives
2nd Luftwaffe Dagger by Alcoso ACS Solingen
SOLD!Second model Alcoso Luftwaffe dagger with the desirable orange grip and immaculate blade! Overall this dagger is in excellent condition, save some scuff marks on the grip and surface rust on the scabbard. The scabbard is a deep gray in tone, with silver colored hanger ring bands. The scabbard does have some surface rust (covering about 10 – 15% of the surface), but is not severe. The silver-colored hanger ring bands have more than the average amount of wear that we’re used to seeing…
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German WWII Collectibles
Early Gestapo Warrant Disc (Geheime Staatspolizei)
SOLD!Wow! How often do we see one of these? An early nickel silver Gestapo Warrant Disc, also known by the name on the reverse, “Geheime Staatspolizei”, with the original officer’s chain still attached.
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German Daggers & Knives
Partial Rohm SS Dagger by Rich. Abr. Herder
SOLD!Here’s a real “salty” Partial Rohm (field ground) SS Dagger, straight out of the woodwork. If you’ve been looking for one of these Partial Ground Röhm SS daggers, but are on a tight budget, this is the one for you! There are several chips in the grip, but the eagle and guards, as well as the SS roundel, are still in tact and show a very pleasing age patina consistent with the scabbard fittings…
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German Army Daggers
WKC Heer (Army) Dagger with Yellow Grip
SOLD!This nice WKC Heer dagger (knight’s helmet) is a typical example, sporting a nice yellow grip and a matte gray finish. The crossguard eagle has retained 100% of its original detail, with a little dirt settling into the grooves and inset areas. The original scabbard buffer pad is still present in a nice red/orange color. They yellow grip has no cracks, chips or flaws of any kind, except the dirt that has settles in the grooves of it as well…
