571

An army officers dress dagger in VG+++ condition with a small ding to the face of the scabbard. The dagger is a complete sleeper straight from the family and in need of a good clean. The item has the early silver/nickel plate finish and an orange grip. The blade is not maker marked on this dagger. Complete with its bullion knot and hanging straps.

£385

572

An army officers sword in VG++ to better condition. The sword is maker marked by Carl Eichorn and is shown in Angolias book SWORDS OF GERMANY 1900/45 as model number 1706. The sword is the leopard head type with red glass eyes and gilded aluminium hilt fittings. There is about 80% of the gilt remaining on the hilt fittings and the sword is complete with its wire wrap to the grip. The scabbard retains about 80/90% of its original black paint finish.

£325

573

An army officers sword in VG+++ overall condition. The sword is NOT maker marked but is shown on page 124 of Angolias book SWORDS OF GERMANY 1900/45, and is attributed to the maker EMIL VOOS. The sword is the dove head type and with a stylised eagle/swastika. The hilt fittings on this sword are gilt on aluminium with almost all the gilt still intact making it an attractive item. The wire wrap on the grip is a very simple twist affair and is intact. The scabbard has the last 30cms re painted, and not very well, but could be sorted very easily . Overall a nice sword and a scarce one.

£350

574

An army officers sword in VG+++ condition. The sword is maker marked by Carl Eickhorn and is shown in Angolias book SWORDS OF GERMANY 1900/45 as model 1693 “WRANGEL”, one of the Eickhorn field marshal  series of swords. The sword is a lion head model with red glass eyes and gilded aluminium hilt fittings. There is about 95% of  the gilt finish still intact on the hilt fittings, and the sword is complete with its wire wrap to the grip. The scabbard retains about 75%+ of its black paint finish. Complete with correct knot/portepee.

£365

575

An army officers sword in VG+++ condition. The sword is maker marked  ALCOSO SOLINGEN and with the makers scales logo. The item is shown on page 65 (Lower left) as an unattributed model in the book SWORDS OF GERMANY 1900/45. The sword is a dove head type and early issue with the hilt fittings being made from brass. Grip is complete with its wire wrap and the black painted scabbard retains about 80/85% of its paint finish. As a bonus the sword comes with its correct knot/portepee.

£350

576

A luftwaffe second model dress dagger in VG+++ condition with grey/blued scabbard and white grip. The blade is maker marked TIGER SOLINGEN and with the makers tiger logo.

£295

577

A scarce 1921 model naval dagger in VG+++ condition. The dagger has the flame style pommel and black wire wrapped grip. The cross guard is the same style as used on the nazi period daggers. The non maker marked blade is of the cheaper quality manufacture more like the examples produced for the earlier 1919 issues. The brass scabbard has the lightning bolt design and knotted rope fittings for the scabbard rings. The scabbard is dent free and the dagger is in VG+++ to better condition. Overall length is shorter than the nazi period daggers at 38 centimetres.

£595

578

A very scarce shooting association dagger in VG+++ condition. A very clean example with all metal fittings retaining their silver/nickel plate finish. Double etched blade with excellent detail. Blade maker marked ALCOSO SOLINGEN. One continuous crack in the celluloid covering of the grip, this at the very top of the grip and very secure. Complete with all its clamshell and grip insignia.

£1250

579

A RARE miniature RAD officers dagger in VG++ to better condition. The dagger has a yellow celluloid grip and the blade is maker marked ALCOSO SOLINGEN as well as the RAD  ARBEIT ADELT motto. All metal fittings are heavy silver/nickel plated with excellent detail. There is a little plating lift to the scabbard and on blade under the  cross guard. The dagger measures 20cms and is one of the longest and rarest in the miniature series.

£695

580

A Hitler Youth knife in with plain blade in VG+++ condition. An RZM maker marked blade and complete with its scabbard etc.

£195

581

An army Ncos parade bayonet variation!!. The bayonet blade length is the same as the standard carbine Nco type, but this one is in the form as seen and used on the longer pattern o/rs model. Blade maker marked PUMA SOILINGEN and with the makers logo. Complete with its black leather frog and red felt rifle block. VG+++ condition.

£95

582

A Fire brigade Ncos side arm in VG+++ to better condition and complete with its black leather frog. The bayonet blade length is the same as the standard Nco carbine blade but is in the style of the longer o/rs model. The blade is maker marked E.PACK & SOHN SOLINGEN and with the makers logo. The grip fittings are the standard rivets unlike the screws used by this firm on their army parade bayonets.

£115

583

A scarce variation of the Fire brigade side arm. The blade is the same length as the standard o/rs version but is in the style of the shorter Ncos carbine models. The blade is maker marked WKC and with the makers logo. VG+++ condition.

£110

584

A nazi K98 service bayonet and scabbard complete with leather frog. The bayonet has the bakelite grips and comes with matching numbers 3735. VG++ to better condition.

£100

585

A nazi K98 service bayonet and scabbard in VG+++ condition with wooden slab grips. The bayonet is NON matching number type. Complete with its black leather frog, type with retaining strap.

£60

586

A nazi K98 service bayonet and scabbard in VG++ to better condition. The bayonet is a NON matching number type. The bayonet has slab wooden grips and is maker marked 9593 and dated 1942.

£40

587

A brown leather dagger hanger for use on the SA and NSKK daggers. VG+++ condition and RZM etc marked.

£55

588

A police sword knot in VG++++ un used condition and still tied together.

£40