 0812EW1
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Hitler Youth knife with motto by LUX. This Hitler Youth knife
with the motto, 'Blut und Ehre" Blood and Honor" is in
excellent condition. Having the motto indicates it was
made no later than 1938. Blades manufactured after 1938
did not carry the motto. This knife has only very minor
loss of silver finish on its plated surfaces. The blade
is in overall all excellent condition. The scabbard
retains better than 95% of its original black paint. The
leather strap is supple and also in excellent condition. The
black checkerboard bakelite grip plates are without chips
or cracks. The HJ diamond is also complete and in superb
condition. HJ knives in this condition are becoming
rare. This one is a beauty! $1250. More Pictures |
 0812EW2
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Hitler Youth knife with owner's original monogram. This Hitler
Jugend knife is without a motto indicating it was made after
1938. It is one of the finest examples I have seen of HJ
knives made without a motto. This knife features the
initials of the original youth professionally engraved
on the blade. The addition of the initials, "MS" or "SM" might
indicate the knife was given as a present by his proud
parents. The blade is bright and shows only minor in-and-out wear
and has not been sharpened as often seen on these knives. The
RZM maker's code is stamped 7/27 (Lauterjung & Sohn, PUMAWERK, Solingen). The
checkerboard grip plates are in near mint condition. The
scabbard has almost 100% of its original black paint
finish. The diamond is perfect! The pebbled leather
strap is likewise in near mint condition. Hard to upgrade
this one. $999. More Pictures |
 088EW12
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Red Cross officer's dagger with portepee. This is a very clean
textbook example featuring the standard orange grip. The lower
crossguard has a deeply cast panel featuring the Red Cross
insignia with an eagle with swastika on its breast feathers
holding the international symbol of the Red Cross. The blade
would be hard to upgrade being in excellent condition. $1895. More Pictures |
 088EW11
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1st model RLB enlisted dagger by C. Gustav Spitzer. This is a
nice representative example of an early RLB without the swastika
in the RLB star. The dagger features nickel silver pommel and
lower crossguard fittings as well as the upper and lower scabbard
mounts. The blade is in very good to excellent condition. The
suspension clip has broken off from the leather attachment. The
black painted scabbard shows normal wear to the finish. Rare
to find the 1st models. $1999. More Pictures |
 088EW10
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2ND model RLB leader's dagger by Weyersberg. These are rare to find with
the original leather in this condition. The enameled swastika has a couple
of very minor chips. The silvered pommel, lower crossguard have a nice
age patina. The blade has areas of darkening but no rust or peppering. A
fine representative example. $2999. More Pictures |
 088EW9
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Fireman's double marked dress bayonet by Tiger, Georg Keller. This
is one of the finest examples of a Fireman's bayonet I have ever seen. The
silver upper pommel and lower crossguard are 100% with the bright silver
finish. The silver rivets and checkerboard grip plates are perfect. The
frog is near mint. The black painted scabbard would be hard to
upgrade. The blade is also minty with the Tiger maker's mark on
one side and the name George Heller., Munchen on the other. Beautiful! $450. More Pictures |
 088EW8
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Police bayonet (short version) with steel sheath by Puma. This
fine example features stag grips with a wreathed, aluminum Polizei
eagle. The eagle head pommel is deeply cast showing excellent detail. The
rivets are tight that hold the stag grip plates. The sheath has "74" stamped
on the upper and lower scabbard fittings on the reverse side. The
black painted sheath shows wear to the finish where the frog
rubbed. The blade is a beauty having no rust or pitting, darkened
areas, etc. This would be hard to upgrade and it's rare. $$975. More Pictures |
 085EW5
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Hunting Association subordinate cutlass by Clemens & Jung with frog and rare portepee. This
stunning piece has it all! This cutlass features a beautiful stag grip with the Hunting
association insignia with swastika. All silver surfaces are richly toned nickel silver
plated. The dark green leather on the scabbard and frog is original. The triple etched
blade shows deer, boar and fowl on one side and stag and fox on the other. All nicely
etched with the blade being has only minor smudges in a couple of areas but these do
not detract from the overall beauty of this piece which would be hard to
upgrade. $3500. More Pictures |
 083EW3
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Postal protection Police (Postschutz) dagger with rare replaced portepee by Paul
Weyersberg. This stunning example features a beautifully detailed nickel silver grip
eagle on an ebony grip. All silver surfaces - pommel cap, lower crossguard and
upper, middle and lower scabbard fittings have a bright and excellent silver
plating. The "eye-catching" postal portepee has orange highlights to the aluminum
cord and bottom of the ball. The underside of the lower crossguard is
stamped "DRP" AND "638" (a very low number). The scabbard's original black paint is in
excellent condition having minor scrathes and light wear. The blade retains its
leather washer and has excellent crossgraining. There are areas of minor smudging
but this doesn't detract from the overall appearance of this fine example. $5,500. More Pictures SOLD |
 083EW4
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Diplomatic official's dagger by Alcoso. I personally believe this is the most elegant
dagger designed during the Third Reich. This rare dagger features mother-of-pearl grip
plates. The pommel features a stylized eagle's head. There is some wear to the silver
finish but no "bubbling" or "lifting" that is common with these daggers. There is wear
in silver finish on the ferrule as well. The lower crossguard eagle is deeply cast and
has excellent finish . All internal parts are numbered "44". The scabbard has an even
patina with no dents. The blade has excellent crossgraining and has several areas of
minor smudges. The leather washer is intact. No perfect but still a very nice
example. $8,975. More Pictures |
 083EW5
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TENO Senior's dagger by Carl Eickhorn. This rare dagger features the stylized cog wheel
pommel cap and TENO eagle on the lower crossguard. The orange grip is in excellent
condition. There are a couple of minor nicks to the pommel cap where the silver plating
is gone. It's minor. There is also a small area of missing finish on the reverse of the
lower crossguard. The scabbard has been polished so it is missing the burnished
background but it still looks great having no dings. The blade is stamped "1609" under
the crossguard eagle. The condition of the blade rates near mint with full
crossgraining and no smudging or pitting. Rare - $7,995. More Pictures |
 082EW4
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K98 police bayonet with scabbard dated 1937 w/frog. This is an excellent example of a police
bayonet as designated by the "b" nomenclature. This piece features the original bluing in
excellent condition showing virtually no age. The wood grip plates have a great hardwood
finish. The reverse side of the upper scabbard shows the date and matching "S" numbers. $550. More Pictures |
 082EW5
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Short fireman's bayonet with original frog. This nice example retains nicely plated silver
surfaces that are often gone on these dress bayonets. The black bakelite grips have a nice
checkerboard pattern with no chips or cracks. The unmarked blade shows normal in and out
wear and no rust. The brown frog shows normal age and wear. $150. More Pictures |
 082EW6
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K98 bayonet with "commercial" scabbard by Paul Weyersberg. This beautiful piece features
deep brown bakelite grip plates. The bluing on the blade is in near perfect condition. The
lower crossguard is waffen stamped with the eagle and "B" indicating issuance to the
police. The scabbard has no markings indicating this to be an earlier made piece. The
obverse of the blade has a serial number of "2555". Rare and in great condition. $450. More Pictures |
 082EW7
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Double engraved Fireman's bayonet with frog and knot by Alcoso. This is one rare
piece. This dress bayonet features all the components of a standard fireman's dress
bayonet but here the description begins - the double etched panels are dedicated to
the "Remembrance of his service days with the Munich Fire Department! The obverse
panel is highlighted by a fireman's helmet with a swastika. This is very rare to
find. The reverse panel has three small areas of where the plating has deteriorated
where the Munich Fire Department is inscribed. I can't emphasize enough how rare
this etched bayonet is. $2850. More Pictures |
 081EW17
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Police officer's degen with knot by Krebs. This degen features beautifully plated nickel
fittings. The ebony grip, that shows light wear, has a copper police eagle that shows
excellent detail. The wire wrap is tight. The silver plating is in excellent condition
on the pommel cap, D guard and upper and lower ferrules. The underside of the hilt is
stamped with the SS runes. The blade is in excellent condition with no problems. The
Krebs trademark is the earlier variety with the small shield surrounding the lobster
motif. The scabbard features the original black paint that shows normal wear. The
upper and lower scabbard fittings have matching age patination. The degen comes
complete with an original police portepee. A very collectible example. $1350. More Pictures SOLD |
 081EW14
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RAD Leader's dagger by WKC. This dagger features a complete white celluloid grip with the
stylized RAD eagle head at the pommel. There are some minor nicks to the head but no
serious lifting that often accompanies these silver plated pieces. The blade is in near
mint condition with a deeply etched motto. The scabbard still retains some of its
original varnish.This is an excellent example. $2450. More Pictures |
 081EW5
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Hitler Youth knife with motto dated 1937 by J.A. Henckels and RZM marked. These HJ knives
with mottos are getting harder to find. It's really exciting to find one that is not only
dated with a motto but one that has an RZM code along with a maker's mark. This knife
features a complete "diamond and excellent, unchipped checkerboard grip. There is wear
to the silver finish along the grip's top and spine areas. So what! This piece is
unsharpened and has a lightly etched motto. The original buffer is intact. The blade
has no rust or pitting. It has normal in and out wear.The sheath is anodized. The
leather hanger and belt with snap closure is intact but shows age cracking. Becoming
rarer. $850. More Pictures |
 081EW10
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Land Customs dagger with original knot by F.W. Holler. This dagger features all aluminum
silvered fittings. The wire wrapped dark green leather grip is in excellent condition. The
matching leather wrapped scabbard shows wear to the leather finish but nothing that
detracts from the overall appearance of this elegant piece. The lower scabbard fitting
has scratches to the finish.The blade has areas of graying but there is no rust or
pitting. The original buffer is intact. I believe the portepee is original to the
piece as there is green finish on the leather that has worn from the leather. $2450. More Pictures |
 081EW9
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RAD enlisted hewer by AXT. AXT's are rare and the most desirable of RAD hewer makers. This
early piece features beautiful stag grips that have a rich patinae. The nickel silver
fitting are all nicely toned. The The upper and lower scabbard fittings are deeply etched
with the characteristic RAD symbol and designs. The scabbard paint is original and free
of dents. The blade features a deeply etched Arbeit Adelt (Work Ennobles). There
unsharpened blade has grayed but there is no rust or pitting. $1450. More Pictures |
 081EW7
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Water Protection Police by Eickhorn. This very rare dagger features a navy blue leather
and gold wire wrapped grip. The pommel cap that is characteristic to this piece, is
unturned. The lower crossguard features a fowled anchor that reaches to the far upper
corner of the panel as shown in the Eickhorn catalogue. The scabbard is the standard
Kriegsmarine and shows normal wear to the finish. The blade is still mirror bright with
only minor areas showing a slight loss of finish. Each side of the blade features an
acid etched fowled anchor in the panel. This is one very rare and highly collectible
dagger. $5995. 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 |
 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 |
 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 |
 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 |
 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 |
 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 |
 0411EW15
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Hunting Association Cutlass by Eickhorn. This piece features evenly
patinaed silver plate fittings on all silvered surfaces. The bone
handle is deeply aged showing good "character". The deeply cut accents
are characteristic of this blade being an Eickhorn. The Hunting association
motif on the handle is slightly loose. The clamshell and hooves that comprise
the lower crossguard are all highly detailed. The blade is gray and the
etched panels reflecting hunting scenes of boars and stags are dark. The
larger Eickhorn motif is darkened. The scabbard has evenly patinaed
surfaces and the original blue leather. The green buffer is intact.
The upper and lower scabbard fittings are held in place with single
brass staples. Overall a complete and hard to find piece. $1500. More Pictures SOLD |
