A beautiful cased artificial Damascus Luftwaffe presentation dagger by Krebs, Solingen
Price: P.O.R
A faultless and beautiful quality example of the Luftwaffe 2nd pattern dagger by Krebs with their presentation artificial Damascus blade. The dagger has the off white ivorine grip with wire binding and typical Krebs anodised pommel and crossguard. The blade is fully finished in artificial Damascus and bears the Krebs name and logo impressed. The dagger has the optional silvered scabbard with blued panels, and the dagger is housed in its presentation fitted case. The entire dagger and case has survived in
near mint condition, and represents a scarce investment item in todays market.

A beautiful fully etched Luftwaffe presentation dagger by Emil Voos, Solingen with Generals straps
Price: P.O.R
A faultless and beautiful quality example of the Luftwaffe 2nd pattern dagger by Voos with their presentation etched blade. The dagger has a white ivorine grip with wire binding along with the standard pommel and crossguard. The blade is fully etched back and front, and with the Luftwaffe eagle/swastika motif, and bears the Voos name and logo. The scabbard remains in excellent condition and the entire dagger has survived in
near mint condition. The dagger is sold complete with a set of near mint condition generals rank hanging straps with full mercuric golden fittings.

A beautiful fully etched Heer presentation dagger by Emil Voos, Solingen with straps
Price: P.O.R
A faultless and beautiful quality example of the Heer dagger by Voos with their presentation etched blade. The dagger has a fine deep orange ivorine grip with silvered pommel and crossguard. The blade is fully etched back and front, and with the Heer eagle/swastika motif. Typically the blade is unmarked. The silvered scabbard remains in excellent condition and the entire dagger has survived in
near mint condition. The dagger is sold complete with a set of near mint condition hanging straps.

DLV / 1st Pattern Luftwaffe dagger with portopee by SMF, Solingen
PRICE: £1250
A good scarce example of the stapled early type DLV / 1st pattern Luftwaffe dagger. The dagger survives in excellent condition with beautiful solid nickel-silver fittings throughout. The wire and blue leather wrapped grip remains in superb condition, and the leather wrapped scabbard shell also remains in surprisingly good condition for this version of the dagger. The three nickel-silver scabbard mounts have the typical staples holding them to the scabbard shell, rather than the later screwed
type. The fine polished blade bears the full SMF logo, and remains in excellent, near mint condition. The dagger is complete with a fine set of nickel-silver chains.

1st Pattern Luftwaffe dagger in solid nickel-silver by Emil Voos Solingen with flyer's name and unit
PRICE: £1050
An excellent early example of the 1st pattern Luftwaffe dagger by Voos, Solingen, with solid nickel-silver fittings throughout. Far above average, the wire and blue leather wrapped grip remains in superb condition, and the leather wrapped scabbard shell also remains in surprisingly good condition. The fine polished blade bears the Emil Voos name, and remains in excellent condition. Engraved to the blade is the name of the flyer (John-Jacob) and his unit L/K.G.H.152. The dagger
is complete with a fine set of nickel-silver chains.

1st Pattern Luftwaffe dagger with aluminium fittings by Horster, Solingen
PRICE: £1050
A stunning near mint example of the 1st pattern Luftwaffe dagger by Horster, Solingen, with aluminium fittings throughout. Far above average, the aluminium wire and blue leather wrapped grip remains in close to mint condition, and the leather wrapped scabbard shell also remains in similar condition, with fresh looking grained leather free from any tears or damage. The fine polished blade bears the full Horster name and logo, and remains in excellent condition with 99% polish finish. The dagger
is complete with a fine set of aluminium chains, with the typical 'OLC' manufactured spring clip.

Imperial damascus bladed smarine Officers hammered scabbard dagger by Carl Eickhorn, Solingen
Price: £2950
A most superb example of an Imperial hammered scabbard marine dagger by Eickhorn and with owner's initials. Fine off white ivory grip and original wrapped golden wire binding, the dagger still retaining the original old silver portopee. The damascus blade bears the squirrel logo and C.E. initials, and to the other side, nicely engraved initials 'Fr'. The golden hammered scabbard retains approximately 85% finish, the hammering remaining clearly defined, and even the rings are with
a hammered finish. The complete dagger has
a wonderful feel of quality and has survived in overall excellent condition.

Imperial marine Officers damascus blade dagger by Carl Eickhorn, Solingen
Price: £2750
An excellent example of the Imperial marine damascus bladed dagger by carl Eickhorn with fine off white ivory grip and original wrapped golden wire binding, the dagger still retaining the original silver and black/red flecked portopee. The blade is a fine damascus version with the squirrel logo and C.E. initials. The scabbard is very nicely impressed with oakleaves design, and rope rings, which is free from dents or damage. The complete dagger has
a wonderful feel of subdued quality and has survived in overall excellent condition.

Flame top Kriegsmarine Officers hammered scabbard dagger by F.W.Holler, Solingen
Price: SOLD
A most superb example of the first pattern hammered scabbard 'flame top' Kriegsmarine dagger by F.W.Holler with fine off white grip and original wrapped golden wire binding, the dagger still retaining the original golden cello portopee. The blade is the typical double engraved version and remains in mint condition with perfect anodised etchings. The golden scabbard and fittings retain 99% finish, the hammering remaining clearly defined, and no dents or damage are visible. The complete dagger has
a wonderful feel of quality and has survived in overall near mint condition

Kriegsmarine Officers hammered scabbard dagger by Carl Eickhorn, Solingen
Price: SOLD
A most superb example of the hammered scabbard Kriegsmarine dagger by Carl Eickhorn with fine off white grip and original wrapped golden wire binding. The blade is the typical double engraved version and remains in mint condition with perfect anodised etchings. The golden scabbard and fittings retain 98% finish, the hammering remaining clearly defined, and no dents or damage are visible. The complete dagger has a wonderful feel of quality and has survived in overall near mint condition. Acquired in
Hamburg in May 1945 by Cyril Charles Millwood with the 65th Anti-Tank Regt.RA.

Kriegsmarine Officers dagger with gold portopee by Carl Eickhorn, Solingen
Price: SOLD
A most superb example of the lightning bolt scabbard Kriegsmarine dagger by Carl Eickhorn with rare to find original golden portopee. The dagger has a beautiful off white grip ivorine grip with golden wire binding. The blade is the typical double engraved version and remains in mint condition with perfect anodised etchings (this dagger has particularly dark anodised panels on the blade, which stand out well against the polished blade). The golden scabbard and fittings retain 95% finish,
and are free from any nasty dents or other dmaage. The complete dagger has a wonderful feel of quality and has survived in overall near mint condition, with a nice age patina. The scabbard shows a very pleasant age patina, along with the portopee, which has subdued down to a beautiful golden brown colour. Acquired in
Hamburg in May 1945 by Cyril Charles Millwood with the 65th Anti-Tank Regt.RA.

A scarce Kriegsmarine Officers dagger with white celluliod portopee by Puma, Solingen
Price: £1250
A most superb example of the hammered scabbard Kriegsmarine dagger by Puma with rare to find original white celluliod portopee. The dagger has a beautiful off white grip ivorine grip with golden wire binding. The blade is the typical double engraved version and remains in excellent condition with typical fouled anchor etchings. The golden scabbard and fittings retain 98% mercuric gilt finish,
and are free from any nasty dents or other damage. The complete dagger has a wonderful feel of quality and has survived in overall near mint condition.




Kriegsmarine Officers dagger with silver portopee and desirable deep orange grip by WKC, Solingen
Price: £1250
A excellent uncleaned example of the hammered scabbard Kriegsmarine dagger by WKC. The dagger has a rare and desirable deep orange grip with golden wire binding. The blade is the typical double engraved version and remains in excellent condition with typical fouled anchor etchings. The hammered scabbard survives free from any nasty dents or other damage. The entire dagger is uncleaned and has a wonderful dull golden patina overall. The originally wrapped
silver portopee shows some fraying. Overall very good to excellent
condition, a dagger which would particularly please the collector that likes the 'smell of history' !

Kriegsmarine Officers dagger by WKC, Solingen with full ivory grip
Price: £1250
A good example of the hammered scabbard Kriegsmarine dagger by WKC with plain blade and full ivory grip. The dagger has a beautiful off white ivory grip with golden wire binding (slightly loose). The blade is the plain version without etching and remains in excellent condition.. The hammered scabbard has lost much of its mercuric gilt plated finish, and unfortunately has a severe dent about 2cm from the end. Overall very good to excellent condition apart
from that one scabbard dent. A little on the expensive side, but it does have a rare and sought after original ivory grip.

Kriegsmarine Officers dagger with silver portopee by WKC, Solingen
Price: £1150
A excellent example of the hammered scabbard Kriegsmarine dagger by WKC . The dagger has a fine off white grip ivorine grip with golden wire binding. The blade is the typical double engraved version and remains in excellent condition with typical fouled anchor etchings. The hammered scabbard survives free from any nasty dents or other damage and interestingly has plain ring holders without decoration, also a plain bottom end. Overall very good to excellent
condition.

A near mint condition Hitler Youth knife
Price: £575
Surviving in near mint condition, this fine example of the Hitler Youth knife is without motto. The black grip survives in perfect condition and has a perfect HJ enamel diamond set to the centre. The dagger has nickel silver fittings throughout. Blade retains 99% of the original polish and crossgrain finish and bears the full RZM M7/51/41 designation. The scabbard retains 99% black painted finish, along with the correct riveted leather fastening strap. hard to find examples
of the HJ knife in this condition today.

A fine condition Hitler Youth knife
Price: SOLD
An above average example of the Hitler Youth knife (without motto). The black grip survives in perfect condition and has a perfect HJ enamel diamond set to the centre. The dagger has nickel silver fittings throughout. Blade retains 98% of the original polish finish and bears the full RZM M7/13 logo and makers assigned number. The scabbard retains 90% black painted finish, along with the correct riveted leather fastening strap.
Acquired inHamburg in May 1945 by Cyril Charles Millwood with the 65th Anti-Tank Regt.RA.

Postschutze Officials dagger by Paul Weyersberg
Price: SOLD
An excellent example of the Postschutze Officials dagger by Weyersberg, complete with rare orange flecked portopee. The dagger has fine nickel-silver mounts throughout, with a near perfect black ebony grip with Postal eagle/swastika attached to the centre. The lower stylised eagle crossguard is typically marked with both the DRP designation, along with the serial number of the dagger. The blade has survived well, and retains approximately 95/98% of its original polish and crossgrain finish.
The scabbard is free from dents or damage and has about 98% original black paint finish remaining.

A beautiful and rare example of the Government Officials dagger by Alcoso Solingen, complete with original hangers and small portopee
Price: SOLD
A stunningly original and uncleaned example of this rare dagger. Heavy silvered fittings throughout, now darkened with age patina. Perfect simulated mother-of-pearl grip plates and originally wrapped small size portopee. The blade survives in superb condition with full polish and cross grain remaining, along with the Alcoso Solingen trademark. The dagger is completed with the original set of Government Officials brocade hangers. Purchased privately in Germany, this dagger has always been complete with the portopee
and hangers. The natural patina to the silver fittings is complemented by the dulled and slightly oxidised portopee and hangers. Interestingly this dagger bears a very low assembly number to all parts.