 082EW10
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Imperial 1st Thuring Reg't Artillery saber for the 1st Thuring Field Artillery Reg't #19 by
WKC. This is an absolutely stunning example of a triple engraved sword. The dark blue
sharkskin grip shows minimal wear. The nickel silver plated surfaces of the "P" guard, backstrap
and hilt are fantastic condition. The "P" guard has a slot for a portepee or decorative strap. The
scabbard retains better than 95% of its original blued finish. The carrying ring is fixed. The
blade is a work of art! The blued panels depict on one side crossed canons in one blued section
leading to the dedication - "1. Thuring. Feld-Artill: Rgt. No.19. This panel section leads
further down towards the hilt is a mounted plumed helmeted officer. The bluing is FANTASTIC! The
reverse side of the blade depicts two blued panel sections with one showing a horse's head which
in turn leads to the larger panel depicting mounted artillerymen leading a caisson with a field
piece. Again, the bluing is exceptional. Each blued panel has an oak leaf and laurel filigree
on each side. The top of the blade also exhibits the filigree etch. The remaining portions of
the blade is in likewise stunning condition. This piece would be almost impossible to
upgrade. $950. More Pictures |
 082EW3
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Army officer's dagger with variant eagle w/hangers and knot by Alcoso. This beautiful
dagger features an artificial ivory grip and an outstanding "sculptured, high-relief" eagle
on the lower crossguard. The silver surfaces have nicely toned patination. The portepee
shows authentic wear that indicates that its original to this fine piece. The bright
blade is in excellent condition. The elegant hangers feature excellent detail in the
oak leaves on the buckles and upper attachment portion. The green velvet backing is
perfect condition. This set is in "as it came" condition. $900. More Pictures |
 0712EWS4
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Heer Kavallerie Regt. No. 5 officer's dovehead, triple engraved sword by Carl Eickhorn. This
early model Eickhorn Nr. 1312, features crossed sabers on the obverse langet indicating
cavalry. I suppose the beautifully etched panel on the blade that
reads "Kavallerie Regt. No. 5 might be a give-away too. The pommel, backstrap, quillon
and qullion base all have a deeply etched repeating oak leaf motif. It's beautifull
to see this Eickhorn detail.The blade features the Kavallerie Regt. 5 designation
making it an early piece. It would be worth looking the unit as a research
project. The reverse of the unit panel side inscription features another acid
etched panel featuring a beautifully detailed two small Wehrmacht eagles flanking
single riders and another showing mounted cavalry. The blade has areas where the
mirror finish has been lost or grayed but it's the etching and history of this
piece that give it the significance. This would look great with a walking out
dress uniform or tunic. $3000. More Pictures |
 0712EWS3
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Heer officer's saber with aluminum hilt fittings, unattributed maker. This dove head sword
features a beautiful gold wash over deep patterned oak leaf motif throughout the entire
pommel, quillon, knuckle bow and ferrel areas. The langet has a deeply cut Wehrmacht
eagle that is a beauty the grip is tightly wire wrapped and looks great. There is one
very minor chip on the reverse of the grip about 5mm above the ferrel. The blade has
areas of minor "graying" and there are two very minor nicks about 1mm each on the
cutting edge. The buffer is still intact. The scabbard has normal wear an minor
scratches throughout its original black painted finish. $700. More Pictures |
 0712EWS2
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Heer officer's saber by Clemen & Jung with knot. This stunning piece features a dedication
that roughly translates to, "My dear Kamerad & Master Sergeant Neuhaus presented by
Hauptmann & Kompanie Chef Dr. Lefhalm 1941. This model sword is pictured in
Angolia's "Swords of Germany 1900/1945, page72. The model is unattributed. The
langet OBVERSE features a beautifully styled Wehrmacht eagle.. The reverse of
the langet features the intials "WN"The pommel is lightly imbedded with an oak
leaf motif that continues down the backstrap. The wire wrap on the black bakelite
grip is tight. The ferrel has a deeper cut alternating oak leaf motif. The double
sided acid etched panels feature a floral design. The dedication is exquisitely
jeweler engraved. The blade is as near mint as you can find with very minor
spotting toward the tip on one side. The knot is the standard army variety. The
scabbard is in normal condition showing typical wear to the painted
finish. Overall, it doesn't detract from the beauty of this stunning piece. $3500. 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 |
 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 |
 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 |
 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 SOLD |
 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 |
 065EW6
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Army officer's dagger by Schuttlehofer (scarce maker). This Dagger features an ivory
toned grip. The silver surfaces have a nice even tone thoughtout. The eagle has
excellent detail. The reverse of the lower scabbard is showing wear and minor loss
of finnish. The pommel and ferrule have deeply cut oakleaves that give fine
definition. The blade has darkened in areas but the crossgraining is still
evident. Overall the dagger displays well. $675. More Pictures |
 065EW5
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Army officer's dagger by AES (rare maker). A fine example featuring a medium yellow
grip that shows light wear. The pommel and ferrule have deeply cut oak leaf motif that
gives this dagger great definition. The eagle, scabbard and scabbard ring mounts all
have nicely matched finishes that lend to the overall aesthetics of this dagger. The
buffer is still present and complete. The blade does have some darkened areas and
mainly towards the tip. Still, the dagger displays well and it is a rare maker for
those who search out manufacturers. $625. More Pictures |
 0511EW5
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Engraved bayonet for Infantry Rgt. 93 by Alcoso. This Dagger is a beauty. It features
an acid etched panel with the Wehrmacht eagle on one end of the inscription and an
army helmet on the other end. The inscription reads "Fur remembrance of my service days in Rgt. 93".
The mirror finished blade is bright with only minor in-and-out
wear. The grip is 100% with no cracks or chips. The pommel still has nice bright
silver surfaces. The crossguard has minor pitting in the finish on the reverse
side. The scabbard has minor surface wear on its original painted finish. The frog
shows crackling and shrinkage caused by heat. Overall an excellent example. $750. More Pictures SOLD |
