Clearly accuracy was not this mans strong suit. VERY Lazy - Model 1934 - Sturmabteilung Ehrendolch mit Widmung by Ernst Pack & Sohne of Solingen. Ernst Röhm Honour Daggers were granted to members of the SS and SA who either had interrupted service since December 31, 1931, or those who transferred from the Hitler Youth prior to that time. After the Night of ... Read and See More

A Model 1934 - Sturmabteilung Ehrendolch mit Widmung by Carl Eickhorn of Solingen. Ernst Röhm Honour Daggers were granted to members of the SS and SA who either had interrupted service since December 31, 1931, or those who transferred from the Hitler Youth prior to that time (February 22, 1934 - II Order Nr. 2869). After the Night of the Long Knives, Ernst Röhm ... Read and See More

A Model 1934 Sturmabteilung Ehrendolch by Ernst Pack & Söhne of Solingen. Ernst Röhm Honor daggers were granted to members of the SS/SA who either had uninterrupted service since December 31, 1931 or those who transferred from the Hitler Youth prior to December 31, 1931. After the Night of the Long Knives, Ernst Röhm was declared a “traitor” and removal of the ... Read and See More

An Early Model 1933 Sturmabteilung Dienstdolch by Spalteneder of München. of München. This one rates 8 out of 10 for rarity on McSaar's SA rarity scale. The blade on this one has been cleaned hard removing all the crossgrain. The acid etched “Alles für Deutschland” motto remains clear ... Read and See More

An early model 1933 Sturmabteilung Dienstdolch by Adolf Volker of Schmalkaden. Here's a nice one by a rarer SA Dagger maker. The bright blade on this one has been zipper, "cleaned hard likely with a wheel". There is evidence of some pitting and scratches to the left of the maker mark. The etching is all good. The blade rates an Exc. ... Read and See More

RARE - Model 1933 Sturmabteilung Dienstdolch by Carl Rudolph Jacobs of Solingen. McSaar rates this one a 8 out of 10 for rarity, Fisher estimates only a measly 1,000 of these were made in the period, which is the lowest number he uses. I suspect the Fisher is closer to truth as this is the 1st I've owned Read and See More

A Model 1933 Sturmabteilung Dienstdolch by RZM M7/12 - WMW. The blade on this one has age scratches and scuffs. The acid etched “Alles für Deutschland” motto and “RZM M12” maker mark are both dark and crisp. The tip comes to a perfect point and the fit is nice and tight! The blade rates an Exc. The scabbard is steel ... Read and See More

Model 1933 - NSKK Dagger (Nationalsozialistisches Kraftfahrkorps Dienstdolch) by RZM M7/19 (Edward Wüsthof Dreizackwerk, Solingen) maker mark are both beautifully executed! This has runner marks and retains 99% crossgrain!. The steel based, dent-free, black enamel painted scabbard has 98%+ of its original paint still intact! There are wee scratches and scrapes consistent with normal period use. The nickel-silver plated scabbard fittings retain 99.9%+ ... Read and See More

The perfect piece when the job calls for it! We created here a precise wrench for taking apart SA and SS Daggers. I’ve seen people damage pommel nuts using the wrong tool for the job and I’ve even heard of people grinding down wrenches to make the perfect fit. Well you won’t need to do that anymore! ... Read and See More