“The Collector’s Guide to Hitler Youth Knives” by Nathan Hogle, is a two-volume set containing almost a thousand pages of reference material.

For the first time in history, the most in-depth reference tool is now available for collectors of Hitler Youth knives! This research study offers an incredible amalgamation of: historical records, period documentation and construction requirements, ... Read and See More

Extremely RARE - Earliest era Model 1933 Hitlerjugend Fahrtenmesser by Chromolit (Arthur Wingen) of Solingen. I have only seen two HJ knives by Chromolit in my lifetime! Based on construction this piece can accurately be dated to 1933. The thin blade on this one looks great. The acid etched “Blut und Ehre!” motto remains nicely visible. The stamped “ch Solingen” maker mark ... Read and See More

Transitional - Model 1933 Hitlerjugend Fahrtenmesser by Tiger of Solingen. Based on construction this piece can be dated to c.1939. The blade on this one looks excellent. The stamped “Tiger Solingen” maker mark and “RZM M7/68” RZM mark are all beautifully executed. It has a solid fit and perfect tip. The blade rates Exc++/NM. It shows some minor age grey ... Read and See More

A Transitional Model 1933 Hitlerjugend Fahrtenmesser by RZM M7/51 1937 - Anton Wingen Jr. of Solingen. The ricassoed blade on this one has been sharpened and reshaped. The acid etched “RZM M7/51 1937” maker mark is only barely visible and “Blut und Ehre!” motto is completely gone. The blade has age and pitting, it rates Exc. The original brown leather buffer remains intact. ... Read and See More

Transitional - Model 1933 Hitlerjugend Fahrtenmesser by WKC of Solingen 1938. The mottoed blade on this one has sharpening. The stamped “RZM M7/42 1938” RZM mark and date and knights head “WKC Solingen” maker mark are all clearly executed. It has a solid fit and sharp tip. The blade rates Exc. The black sealed leather buffer pad continues to remain intact. The sheet ... Read and See More