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This SS Dagger is a late example of finest quality with Type-C (Ralf Siegert) and Type-I (Thomas Wittmann) chain. 1936. The blade is with bright finish and 100% of the factory grain. The SS motto Meine Ehre heißt Treue «My honor is loyalty» is deep.

This Army Officer's Dagger is in EXC++ condition with Hangers and Portepee. Model 1935. The total length is 40.2 cm. The Dagger has the maker mark on the blade: E. Pack & Söhne Solingen.

Air Force (Luftwaffe) Dagger of Venezuela. Polished natural finished aluminum hilt fittings show surface wear with factory darkening remaining in the recesses of the well detailed pommel with hand-enhancing to the outer oak leaf motif and crossguard with raised oak leaf motif on the upper surfaces of the quillons. Beautiful white, solid celluloid grip shows no damage and no wear to obverse with a small surface gouge to reverse but, no chips and is complete with springy wire wrap.

Early SA Dagger by "GEBR. BÖHME NACHFL. BROTTERODE"

This SA [Sturmabteilung] Dagger in untouched condition. Model 1933. The total length is 37.2 cm. Early Nickel fittings, lower guard with Nrh stamp. The Dagger has the maker mark on the blade: Herm. Konejung A.G. in Solingen.

This 2nd model Railroad Protection Dagger shows some age but it is still in collectible condition. Model 1938. The total length is 49.9 cm. The Dagger has the maker mark on the blade: Original Eickhorn, Solingen.

This Alcoso early productin Army example is in about the excellent condition and it is of very high quality production. Model 1935. The total length is 39.8 cm. The Dagger has the maker mark on the blade: ALCOSO ACS Solingen.

This 2nd Model Naval Dagger is of finest quality, and remains in very choice condition showing little wear. Kriegsmarine model 1938. The maker mark is stamped by Original Eickhorn Solingen. Overall is a great example.

This tagged SA Dagger is quite a beauty having outstanding nickel-plated crossguards and tang nut. The tang nut is in choice perfect condition and does not look to have been turned. The grip is a fine medium contour constructed RZM type. The grip is a fine RZM type having a lighter colored fruitwood having a subtle grain which runs lengthwise. The grip is absolutely perfect throughout and fits the crossguards like a glove. The SA runes button is perfectly placed and has outstanding enameled surfaces. Attached to the grip via a rivet is the original issue tag. The obverse of the tag is printed in black with the SA runes and below «SA-DIENSTDOLCH nach Vorschrift Hersteller». Next to this are the lines which have a rubber code stamping rendered «M7/12». The reverse of the tag has a black printed RZM shaded circle over the full organization name for the RZM «Reichszeugmeisterei der NSDAP». Beneath this is the run number for the dagger, «No. 220051». This tag is in excellent condition. The rivet is firmly in place and has never been taken off. The scabbard shell is straight throughout. This shell has a fine chocolate brown coat of paint. There are a couple of extremely minor marks in the paint which were probably caused by the short hanger. Other than these small marks the paint is still 100% and still has its fine factory newness to the color. The scabbard mounts are the nickel-plated steel variety. They are in completely mint perfect condition. The mounts are retained by dome head unturned screws which still retain their nickel plating. The blade of this example is in perfect mint condition having 100% of the crossgraining. There are the normal runner marks only but the rest is perfect. The SA motto is nice and crisp with 100% of the dark backgrounding in all of the letters. The reverse of the blade is matching etched on the ricasso with a double RZM circle with shading in the center. It is positioned above the code for the WMW-Waffenfabrik Max Weyersberg maker, «M7/12». The blade shoulders perfectly meet the lower crossguard contour. A very fine choice conditioned unissued SA dagger.

Outstanding original SS Full Röhm Inscription Dagger. This SS Dagger is a textbook Böker example. This early SS dagger has a fine Böker hilt having the in-house nickel cross guards. These guards show nominal usage having good smooth surfaces, crisp edges and excellent precise accent grooves. The lower reverse guard is district marked, I. The ebony grip is a very fine example. The grip has no repairs and nicely fits the cross guards. There is no enamel damage. The grip is the style with \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\"head pointing upward\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\" slightly. There is little wear to the bird having good details to the head, breast and wing feathering, talons, wreath and swastika. A fine hilt here. The scabbard shell is a fine example being straight throughout. This shell has excellent anodized surfaces not showing any lacquer but having a fine even dull color tone. The anodizing really looks great. The scabbard mounts are matching nickel. The upper mount is filled with a green waxy-like substance which seems to occur when leather traps moisture under it. There is a short black hanger is around the carrying ring. The leather on this hanger shows some usage and some age, but it still appears sound and is complete with the small retainer loop. The hanger hardware is nickel-plated. The blade is a very fine example, still being bright and having nearly all of the cross grain still present. There are a few very minor light age stains in the surfaces, but this blade still easily rates at excellent plus, plus to near mint condition. The SS motto, Meine Ehre heisst Treue is very crisp and retains 100% of its factory background darkening. The reverse blade is in identical condition. The Röhm inscription is as crisp as the day it was etched. It too, has all of the factory darkening; it is simply outstanding. The inspcription reads, In herzlicher Kameradschaft Ernst Röhm. The trademark is the small double ovals that were used by Böker for the Röhm inscribed daggers. The double ovals contain the firm’s name and location, Böker Solingen and inside is the stark leafless tree. The blade shoulders perfectly meet the lower crossguard contour. A full inscription found to remain on one of these SS daggers is extremely rare. Obviously, anyone in the SS would have done what they were told regarding the removal of the inscription/signature. After all, the Führer had declared Röhm a traitor and to not obey this order to remove the signature could put the perpetrator in the same league with the offender Röhm. Needless to say, SS full inscription Röhm daggers are among the rarest (and most desirable) of all 3rd Reich pieces. And excellent opportunity to complete an advanced SS dagger collection.

This Mid-period SS Dagger shows some, period wear. The dagger does not look to have been cleaned since the war. This SS example is equipped with all nickel mounts to the hilt and scabbard. The grip has a medium ridge contour construction, showing mild usage signs here and there. The reverse grip is still in fine condition.The runes button is placed straight from north to south. It has perfect enamel surfaces. The runes are enclosed with two matching silvered circles. A decent hilt here; one that is indistinguishable from the early initial production types. The scabbard shell is straight throughout. At first glance it appears to have an aged anodized finish. The mounts are both in good condition, to include the lower ball. These mounts are retained with the original screws, which are the early nickel type. The blade is a used condition and can be eventually improve. The sword and the dagger are not yet cleaned. The reverse ricasso is matching etched with the SS contract code and production date, 807/37. Above the code, is a double circle containing SS runes, and below, is a double RZM circle. The blade shoulders perfectly meet the lower cross guard contour.

SS [Schutzstaffel] Dagger in early Version. Modell 1933. The dagger is in fine condition throughout. This early SS Dagger is in an uncleaned state with the Maker Robert Klaas Solingen.

This early dagger is equipped with nickel crossguards and tang nut. These guards are in good shape. The guards are still in good condition, showing an average amount of wear from use. The reverse crossguard is district marked with the Roman numeral, «III». In addition, it is stamped with the original owners SS serial number, «15537». The grip is in good condition, having medium to high contour construction. This grips shows only the most minor signs of use, and has no repairs or problems. There are a couple of scratches on the reverse, that at first glance appear to be cracks, but they are not. The grip nicely fits the crossguards. This button has a perfect enamel surface, and fine silver runes which match the double-circled circumference. The scabbard shell is straight throughout. This shell has old black paint, which was mostly likely applied over the original anodized finish when it became too worn. The scabbard has some cracks and a couple of chips. The scabbard mounts perfectly match the crossguards, as they too were nickel plated over a nickel base. The mounts are retained by the original nickel screws. The blade of this example is still in good condition. The motto shows some wear. The reverse ricasso of the blade is matching-etched with the circular design formed by the firms name and location, Robert Klaas, Solingen. In the center is a pair of stylized kissing cranes. The blade shoulders perfectly meet the lower crossguard contour.

This Rottgen SA Dagger is a nice example remaining in completely condition. The solid nickel crossguards are in excellent condition throughout having fine age toning and signs of greenish residue on the left reverse crossguard quillon. These mounts are smooth with crisp edges and very fine hand cut accent grooves. The grip appears to be of walnut being a very hard wood. This grip has extremely crisp high ridge construction and feels great when in the hand. The grip has fine graining which runs lengthwise. It is in perfect condition throughout and fits the crossguards like a rubber glove. The SA runes button is perfectly set and has good enamel. The matching toned nickel grip eagle is the style with beak which points upwards slightly. This bird retains full details to his head, breast and wing feathering, talons, wreath and mobile swastika. The reverse crossguard is Gruppe marked, P. A very fine hilt here. Instead of a short hanger being in place the original grip retainer loop and belt loop are attached to the hanger ring and apparently were used to carry the dagger. The leather to both of these pieces is in excellent condition. A nice leather accoutrement here. The blade is in bright condition being totally untouched but still reflecting all of the crossgraining and minor in and out wear. This blade grades in near full mint condition. The SA motto is extremely dark in the backgrounds typical of this producer. The reverse ricasso has the interesting etch trademark of this producer. The blade shoulders perfectly meet the lower crossguard. A very nice out of the woodwork.

This TeNo [Technische Nothilfe] Enlisted Hewer is in nice condition throughout. Model 1938. The total length is 40.5 cm. The Hewer has the maker mark on the blade: Original Eickhorn in Solingen.

P. D. Lüneschloss, Solingen TM. Lower crossguard group marked; S for Schlesien. Medium brown, fine-grained wooden grip shows light surface wear with early quality fine furniture finish with no cracks or chips.

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