 088EW7
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Luftwaffe officer's dagger by E. Pack & Sohne (rare maker). I was
fortunate to pick up a second one of these by this maker. This dagger
features an off-white celluloid grip with what appears to be a gold
tone wire wrap. It looks really elegant. The deeply cast lower crossguard
gives the eagle excellent detail. The silvered scabbard mounts contrast
nicely against the darkened pebble grain of the scabbard. The blade is in
very good condition with no rust or peppering. $975. More Pictures |
 088EW18
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Luftwaffe officer's dagger by Alcoso. This dagger features a stunning orange
grip. The aluminum pommel and lower crossguard are deeply cast and show
excellent detail. The aluminum scabbard mounts likewise show very good
detail that contrasts nicely with the darkened scabbard. The blade is
in very good condition showing areas of very minor loss to the mirror
finish.$900. More Pictures |
 088EW17
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Luftwaffe 2nd model by Ernst Pack & Sohne, Siegfried Waffen (rare maker). One does
not often find E. Pack made Luftwaffe daggers. This one features an aged white, aluminum
wire wrapped celluloid grip. The silver fittings and scabbard have a wonderful age
patina. The blade is in excellent but not mint condition. The crossguard eagle
shows excellent detail. The Siegfried Waffenfabrik mark is deeply etched. $950. More Pictures |
 083EW9
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Fallschirmjager's Gravity "take-down" utility knife. This take-down model has the RBN
number at the base of the spike that is visible when extended from the knife's body. The
blued surfaces retain a good percentage of the original finish. The wooden grip plates
have a deep brown hue. The internal parts have matching number "1754". The blade has
grayed over time but this is not uncommon. A nice example on an FJ knife. $975. More Pictures SOLD |
 082EW1
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Personalized Luftwaffe officer's dagger by SMF with portepee. This fine example features a
deep yellow celluloid grip with the original owner's name etched in the grip. The name
appears to be Hoster. The original portepee is attached and shows honest age and carrying
wear. The crossguard eagle has excellent detail. The blade shows normal age having
minor gray areas. Hoster would make a great research project. $875. More Pictures |
 082EW2
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Gilt hangers for a Luftwaffe general. These authentic Luftwaffe general's hangers shows
honest wear to the strap. The gilt surfaces are still highly evident. There's no question
that these were worn The clip spring is still tight. The reverse of the clip is marked
DRGM. This would make a great display for your Luftwaffe general's mannequin. $600. More Pictures |
 082EW8
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Luftwaffe "mini" dagger commercially promoting the "Barvarian Coal and Bricket Service - Munich" made
by SMF. This is truly a great example of a salesman's "give-away" promoting a local
company. Certainly not a salsman sample promoting SMF. This miniature dagger features
a deep orange celluloid grip with mini Luftwaffe eagle lower crossguard. The scabbard is
the flat style most often seen in minis. This is a great example
of a miniature piece. $725. More Pictures |
 082EW9
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Luftwaffe general's hangers with belt loop. These hangers feature gilded surfaces on the
clips and buckles. Period wear is eveident. The woven straps still retain the aluminum
threads woven in the fabric. The "D" ring that connects the hangers to the belt loop
also displays traces of the original gilt. There is minor fraying (by use) to the
loop's fabric but this does not detract from the overall desirability of this unmarked
rare piece. $900. More Pictures |
 081EW4
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Luftwaffe 2nd model dagger w/knot by Eickhorn. This fine example features a deep orange
celluloid grip with the original knot. The wire wrapped grip is tight a looks great. The
lower crossguard eagle has a fine age patinae. The bright blade rates very good with
areas of minor graying. The scabbard retains almost 100% of its original bluing. $895. More Pictures SOLD |
 081EW1
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Fallschirmjager "take-down" model gravity knife RZM marked. This textbook example has
matching numbers (215) on the blade, cap and frame. The blade is RZM marked and shows
graying. The wood grips are in excellent condition. The blade has not been sharpened. The
bluing is in very good to excellent condition. $1050. More Pictures SOLD |
 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 |
 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 |
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Luft. 2nd model by PUMA. A fine example featuring a nice tightly wrapped yellow grip
and a blade in near mint condititon. The lower crossguard eagle has a nice and even
patinea, shows excellent detail and matches the darkened scabbard. The red buffer is
intact. The swastika on the pommel has lost its gold finish which is very common on
second model Lufts. Overall a very collectible example. $625. More Pictures |
 0511EW15
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Luftwaffe "mini" by Alcoso. This is a beautiful miniature dagger featuring the more
rare "rounded" scabbard. These are more commonly found with the "flat" style scabbard.
This "mini" features a complete and stunning orange celluloid grip with a tight wire
wrap. The is minor wear to the pommel's swastika on the obverse side. The eagle shows
excellent detail. The blade is mirror bright with the Alcoso trademark on the reverse.
The scabbard features the rounded style, fine grain pebbling with excellent detail to
the oak leaves on all panels. These daggers were used as salesmans samples, letter
openers and gifts. These are rare compared to the full size dagger. $1400. More Pictures |
 0511EW2
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Luftwaffe officer's dagger by Alcoso, named. A fine example of an Alcoso. This dagger
features the officer's name etched into the blade and the reverse crossguard. If
anyone has the time they can research "Bache". The pommel's swastika lacks its gold
wash. The oak leaves show nice age patination. The white celluloid grips show minor
surface wear but do not have any cracks or chips. The wire wrap is tight. This dagger
displays well with its rich burnishing on the scabbard. The hanger suspension bands
show nice burnishing between the oak leaves. The eagle has excellent detail. The
blade has no rust, pitting and in excellent condition. Bache is etched on the blade
as well. $695. More Pictures |
 0511EW1
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Luftwaffe officer's dagger w/knot by WKC. This dagger with original portepee is an
excellent example of a WKC. The deep orange celluloid grip has no chips or cracks.
The wire wrap is tight. Unfortunately the gold finish on the swastika has worn off
to pommel. The pommel itself and the crossguard's eagle all have excellent casting
detail. The blade is near mint except for some minor in-and-out wear. There is no
rust, smudges or pitting. The scabbard is dent-free. The retaining throat screw is
intact. Very clean example. $685. More Pictures SOLD |
