 0710EW27
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Bahnschutz, Railway Leader's Dagger by Carl Eickhorn - They don't come much nicer or rarer
than this! This very rare dagger features a mint dagger has a near flawless black
celluloid swirled grip. The pommel with the moving swastika is bright and
unscratched. The lower crossguard features the winged railroad eagle. The dull
finish, aluminum scabbard is undented and in mint condition. The blade bearing
the Eickhorn logo shows 100% crossgraining. If you've been looking for one of the
rarest of Third Reich daggers, this one would be near impossible to
upgrade. SOLD. More Pictures |
 0710EW13
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NSKK Leaders chained dagger by Carl Eickhorn. This beautiful dagger features a stunning
rich brown grip with an aluminum eagle and SA button. The silver plated upper and lower
crossguards have a very high amount of their plating. The tang nut is unturned. The
blade is a beauty showing the original crossgraining along with the Eickhorn trademark
and RZM stamp. The center scabbard mounting is a period refit being refitted after
the NSKK moved to having a chained dagger for its leaders instead of the earlier
style. The chains' links show excellent detail in the alternating swastika and
eagle links. The links that connect the chain to the scabbard on the reverse
are stamped with the RZM code and NSKK… The scabbard paint is original showing
minor, normal wear to the bare metal. Overall, this is a highly desirable
and rare dagger. SOLD. More Pictures |
 0710EW26
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Red Cross subordinate hewer with frog. This example comes complete with the hard to find
frog. The frog is missing one of the rivets. The grip is free of cracks and chips. The
Red Cross eagle on the lower crossguard has excellent detail. The scabbard paint has
normal scratches and wear. The blade is in very good condition having areas
light "smudging". Don't touch the blades and if you do, wipe them clean with a
soft cloth immediately. Red Cross hewers are becoming increasingly hard to find
as ones in this condition disappear into collections. $1050. More Pictures |
 0710EW25
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DLV (Early Luftwaffe) by Paul Weyersberg. This is a beautiful example of pre/ early Luftwaffe
edge weaponry. " The grip and crossguard have brass high-relief, sunwheel swastikas giving a
gilt appearance. The grip leather shows age and minor usage but is in very
good condition. One of the characteristics of these daggers is the leather over wood
scabbard that accounts for the unevenness of the scabbard. The reverse of each of the
scabbard fittings is joined by staples, another characteristic of DLV's. The original
leather is in great condition with some compression being evident at the bottom near the
lower scabbard fitting. The reverse of the upper scabbard fitting is etched
with "106". The blade is marked Paul Weyersberg with a DLV acceptance stamp. The
blade is in near mint condition. $1999. More Pictures |
 0710EW22
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1ST model Luftwaffe, no maker. This piece features a beautiful original leather on the
grip and scabbard. The silver fittings on the pommel, crossguard and scabbard have a
rich age patina. The swastikas are deeply cut and have great definition. The grip
twist-wire wrap is tight with the leather showing a minor amount of wear. The chain
is without repairs. The blade is near mint, showing a minimum amount of in and out
wear. $1150. More Pictures |
 0710EW21
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Postschutz official's dagger by Weyersberg. I love Postschutz daggers. This rare dagger
has a high definition eagle on the black hardwood grip. The pommel cap has a bright
silver finish. The underside of the crossguard is no stamped with DRP or number. The
scabbard is one of the nicest postals I have ever seen with better than 99% of its
original black paint finish intact. The chain is complete with no repairs with only
minor scratches on the silver suspension clip. The blade is near mint, showing the
least amount of in and out wear. The Weyersberg stamp is crisp. This piece would be
hard to upgrade. $4500. More Pictures |
 0710EW20
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Hitler Youth Leader dagger by Horster - This rare dagger features a tight twist-wire
grip. The pommel cap has a clear and nicely detailed Hitler Youth diamond. The
crossguard is also nicely detailed. The upper scabbard fitting features a crisp
Hitler Youth eagle. The scabbard has replaced leather that was done professionally
and is a perfect fit. The mirror finished blade is near mint except for almost
imperceptible in and out wear. A very nice example of a rare dagger. $4400. More Pictures |
 0710EW19
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Luftwaffe engraved bayonet by Anton Wingen. This bayonet features an engraved panel
that displays a Luftwaffe eagle with down-turned tail and helmet. The etching
reads, "For remembrance of my service days". The pommel has several nicks and
scratches but this is common in these blades. The checkerboard grips are 100%. The
blade is in excellent condition showing a bright mirror finish. The scabbard shows
areas around where the frog was where the painted finish has worn off mostly on the
sides and reverse. $925. More Pictures |
 0710EW18
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RAD Leader's hewer. This an excellent example showing a high amount of original
lacquer. The stylized pommel eagle has no lifting to the head and has excellent
detail. The white age patinaed grip plate on the obverse side shows a "Y" shaped
hairline crack which is common to these beautiful daggers. The lower crossguard
displays the RAD emblem with good detail. Blade shows llight graying in areas but
this does not detract from the overall appearance. The RAD motto, "Arbeit adelt" is
deeply etched with excellent background burnishing. The scabbard displays much of
the original factory lacquer which is not common and good to see. However, there
are areas where the silver finish has worn off towards the tip of the obverse
side. Given the condition of the rest of the hewer and the age yellowing caused
by the lacquer this is barely noticeable. $2495. More Pictures |
 0710EW17
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RAD subordinate hewer with Full stag grips by Carl Eickhorn. RAD's are becoming harder
to find at shows as they disappear into collections. This hewer is made more rare by
having the "full-stag" grips. Typically, we see the stylized eagle' head in partial
metal. The earlier ones came with "full-stag". This dagger also has a stamped number
107 preceded by a worn "Fu" for Fuehrer or leader. Not an officer hewer but
probably an NCO carried this piece. The obverse of the scabbard shows good but
worn silver plating to the fittings. The reverse shows that the silver plating
on the upper scabbard fitting is pretty worn probably due to carrying. The black
painted scabbard has lost much of its original paint. The blade has grayed
significantly, having lost much of its original finish. There is no rust or
pitting. The small Eickhorn squirrel further indicates early manufacture. The
motto "Atbeit adelt" (work ennobles), is deeply etched but has lost its
burnish. This is a rare piece even with consideration given to its worn
appearance. $1675. More Pictures |
 0710EW15
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Heer (Army) officer's dagger with etched blade. This dagger features an Emil Voos style
etched blade with a floral pattern and left-facing Wehrmacht eagle. This quality made
piece has the standard Army fitting that reflect early construction with excellent detail
and nice age patina. The blade is in excellent condition with no rust or pitting. A
very high quality unmarked piece. $4750. More Pictures |
 0710EW12
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Water Protection Police with grip eagle by Carl Eickhorn. This is a very rare dagger. This
dagger features an imperal crown pommel cap over a navy blue leather wrapped grip with
gilt wire. The grip eagle is centered showing mild wear. There is minor age and wear
to the leather as evidenced by a worn section near the lower crossguard on the left
facing side. The blade is in very good to excellent condition with the acid etched
panels showing the standard fowled anchor motif. The scabbard is the standard
Kriegsmarine gilted brass style showing normal age It is free of dents. Buy this
very rare piece while it's available. SOLD. More Pictures |
 0710EW11
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TENO subordinate's hewer by Carl Eickhorn. This fine example features the TENO styled
eagle pommel over white grip plates. The silver plated surfaces show the slightest
amount of scratches and wear. The grips are free of cracks and chips. These edged
weapons are almost impossible to find now except in collections and major shows. The
lower crossguard features the TENO eagle that reflects excellent detail.This is a
massive piece. The blade is in excellent condition with no problem areas. Under the
obverse eagle is stamped "5853" as is the scabbard throat. It's important when
buying these to make certain these numbers match. The scabbard still retains its
original paint which is in excellent condition as is silver finished areas. Rare
piece in great condition. $3999. More Pictures |
 0710EW10
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Red Cross subordinate hewer. These are getting harder to find especially in this
condition. This example features a checkerboard grip plate on the obverse side and
a smooth bakelite grip plate on the reverse. The lower crossguard has the Red Cross
eagle with the swastika on its breast clutching the red cross. The blade is
clean. Under the reverse crossguard is stamped Ges. Geschultz. The scabbard
shows normal wear to its original finish. $975. More Pictures |
 0710EW8
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NSKK Marine by Carl Eickhorn. This very rare chained dagger still retains much of its
original gilt plating not often seen on these pieces. This early example features a nickel
silver grip eagle. The grips are free of cracks and chips. The grips fit the upper and
lower crossguards as you would expect. The blade is clean with only minor areas of
smudging. It is free of rust and pitting. There is a high degree of crossgraining
still evident. The Eickhorn squirrel is nicely etched along with the maker's RZM
code, making it a double marked piece. The gilt surfaces reflect that this always
was an NSKK Marine piece. The black scabbard paint is original. The chain assembly
is copper and shows no repairs. $5850. More Pictures |
 0710EW7
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Heer engraved bayonet by EPS. This excellent example features an acid etched panel
commemorating the owner's service days with a "Light Flak" unit. The panel is deeply
acid etched reflecting the high quality that EPS pieces are known for. The checkerboard
grip plates are in excellent condition as is the blade. Although this bayonet is not
maker marked, EPS is evident by the rivets used to secure the grip plated. EPS was the
only maker to use this type of rivet. $850. More Pictures |
 0710EW1
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NPEA Leader dagger. This dagger features an aluminum eagle and plated silver fittings. The
upper and lower crossguards show lifting in the plating. There is a chip on the reverse
of the grip near the upper crossguard. The reverse of the lower crossguard is stamped
with the number "4" and "O" for the scool location at Oraneinstein. The scabbard fitting
show consistent age and lifting to the silver plate. The chain is complete with no
repairs. The blade is in very good to excellent condition. There are several darkened
areas but these do not detract from the overall appearance of this very
rare dagger.. The motto for the NPEA, " Mehr sein als scheinen" (Be greater than you seem) has a
deep acid etch. This same dagger is pictured in the Ron Weinand book, "NPEA Daggers and Associated Knives", page 76. Very hard
to find and great to see in the reference book. $5,950. More Pictures |
 0710EW3
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Rural Police Bayonet by Weyersberg. This bayonet features beautiful stag grip plates and
grip eagle. The plates are accented by the stylized eagle's head pommel and oak leaf motif
on the lower crossguards. There are the letters GTr. 5920 stamped on the reverse of the
lower guard. The brown leather scabbard indicates "rural police". The blade on this is
bright except for some darkening towards the tip. The obverse of the blade shows a
stamped knight's head. The reverse is stamped "Weyersberg, Kirchbaum…". The frog is
stamped and dated 1928. It was common to use pre-Third Reich police bayonets and
convert for use by the Third Reich police by affixing the eagle and shortening the
blade. This one has a shortened blade. A great piece. $875. More Pictures |
 0710EW4
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Army dagger by Holler. This early war dagger has great age patina on the scabbard and
crossguards. The white grip accents the age patina of the fittings nicely. The Eagle has
great definition. There is still a fair amount of the original lacquer on the scabbard
and other silver fittings. The blade is near mint with only a minor amount of in and
out wear. This is an excellent example of a Heer dagger. $775. More Pictures |
 0710EW2
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BDM knife. This is a downsized version of the Hitler Youth knife but lacks the motto
and grip insignia. The knife's checkerboard grips are mint as is the blade which shows
nice crossgraining. There is no maker mark. The scabbard is in excellent condition
with a minimal amount of scratches. The leather strap and buffer are complete and in
great condition. This is a near perfect example and a beauty.$600. More Pictures |
 088EW1
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Customs dagger by E.F. Horster. This rare dagger features aluminum pommel, ferrel and
crossguard eagle. The silver fitting on the scabbard are nickel silver. This combination
is often seen on these pieces. The Leather grip is near 100% except for some minor
scuffing on the reverse towards the crossguard. The grip wire is tight. There is very
patination to the scabbard fittings. The blade is in excellent condition except for
minor areas of graying. The buffer is intact. This is an excellent example of a very
rare piece. $2250. More Pictures |
 088EW2
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NSFK by SMF. This early NSFK "flyer's knife" features nickel silver fittings. The Blue
leather is all original and in excellent condition. The throat of the scabbard is stamped
with the NSFK acceptance stamp, unit and issue stamp. The crossguard is stamped
with "K". This is undoubtedly the most stamped NSFK I've come across. The blade shows
graying but no pitting. Overall the blade is in good condition. The nickel silver
fittings have a nice patination throughout.There are very minor chips in the enameled
swastika on both the obverse and the reverse but these do not detract from the
overall appearance. A very nice early example. $1500. More Pictures |
 088EW3
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Heer officer's dagger with 2nd pattern eagle and "glass-like" grip. This dagger features
beautiful detailing in the pommel cap, ferrel and 2nd pattern eagle. The deep orange grip
is a "glass-like" material which originally drew me to this piece. The scabbard has no
dings or dents. The blade is marked with the open Eickhorn squirrel. There are some
areas of minor graying but this is a beautiful example of an pre- early war Army
dagger. $995. More Pictures |
 088EW4
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Heer officer's dagger by Eickhorn with 3rd pattern eagle. This mid-war features beautiful
detail in its overall construction. The yellow grip is plastic (celluloid) and the 3rd
pattern eagle distinguish this as a mid-war piece. The blade is in excellent but not
mint condition with only one very minor dark spot with most of its crossgraining
eveident. $ $725. More Pictures |
 088EW6
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Army etched bayonet by C. Gustav Spitzer. The blade is stunning on the dress bayonet
commemorating the owner's service days. The acid etched panel features a panzer, artillery
piece and a machine gun. The painted scabbard shows heavy wear from 1/3 of the length
down. The checkerboard grips are complete. $695. More Pictures |
