Here’s a nice Luftwaffe 1st Pattern dagger and hanger I picked up today. The hanger is marked DRGM and the dagger is marked as being manufactured by F.W.Holler.
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F.W.Holler 1st Pattern Luftwaffe Dagger
Posted in Daggers with tags Daggers, Germany (Third Reich), Luftwaffe, WW2 on June 11, 2016 by The Dude Eichhorn Kriegmarine Dagger
Posted in Daggers with tags Daggers, Eichhorn, Germany (Third Reich), Kriegsmarine, WW2 on May 28, 2016 by The DudeI just hooked this off a picker down in London, Ontario. It came out of an estate wrapped up in the vehicle flag I will post shortly. It is an Eichhorn manufactured Kriegsmarine dagger in just about perfect condition. All complete including the rare to find belt and a matched pair of very tidy hangers. Much nicer than my other one here.
German Army Officer’s Dress Dagger
Posted in Daggers with tags Germany (Third Reich), Heer, WW2 on July 30, 2013 by The Dude
This is a German Army dress dagger. manufactured by Eickhorn of Solingen. The portapee is a bit tatty but it’s original to the dagger which is otherwise in great condition.
Luftwaffe 2nd Pattern Dress Dagger
Posted in Daggers with tags Germany (Third Reich), Luftwaffe, WW2 on July 30, 2013 by The DudeThis is a Luftwaffe 2nd Pattern Officers Dress Dagger. It was manufactured by F.W.Holler in Solingen.
SA Dagger
Posted in Daggers with tags Daggers, Germany (Third Reich), SA & Party, WW2 on April 14, 2013 by The DudeThis a SA Dagger manufactured by Herbeck & Meyer of Solingen-Weyer. This one is marked No on the reverse of the cross-guard for the SAGruppe Nord which makes it pre-1935. At some point someone has disassembled it and reversed the handle when they put it back together. It has an early Assman DRGM marked single hanger attached.
Hitler Youth Knife
Posted in Daggers with tags Germany (Third Reich), Hitler Youth, Utility Knives, WW2 on November 28, 2010 by The DudeHere is a Hitler Youth knife that I obtained from Colorado. It’s in absolutely mint condition. In fact if it wasn’t for the RZM tag still attached to the belt loop I would have said it was too good to be true. As it is this is about as good as it gets except if perhaps there is a mottoed blade out there somewhere.
Both the blade and the tag on the sheath are RZM marked M7/13 indicating the knife was made by Arthur Schüttelhoffer & Company from Solingen-Wald.
Kiwi Medals 