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Ritterkreuz des Eisernen Kreuzes 1939 by Klein & Quenzer A.G. of Idar-Oberstein. Instituted September 1, 1939, the Knight’s Cross of the Iron Cross 1939 was the highest award (next to the Grand Cross which was only awarded once to H. Goering) made by Nazi Germany to recognize extreme battlefield bravery or outstanding military leadership during World War II. A total of 7313 Knight’s ... Read and See More

A personalized M1937 Fliegerdolch für Offiziere to Karl Gratz. Here's a nice example of a personalized dagger. This appears to be an unmarked Alcoso. The quality factory polished blade on this example is in good shape. There is some minor runner marks. The tip is perfect and the etched ... Read and See More

M36 Style - Waffen-SS Feldbluse für einen SS-Unterscharführer Uniform im SS-Panzergrenadier-Regiment 4 “Der Führer”. Constructed out of a tailor-made high-grade field-grey wool. It features a five-button front with four scalloped and pleated pockets along with straight cut cuffs. The worn buttons are marked RSS to the underside. There are four loops on the left breast for combat awards. ... Read and See More

Model 1940 - Waffen-SS Feldbluse für einen SS-Obersturmführer der Infanterie. Constructed out of a tailor-made high-grade field-grey twill weave tricot/wool blend. It features a five-button front with four pleated pockets with scalloped flaps and French cuffs. There are loops on the left breast for combat awards. Above the left breast pocket are loops for a close combat clasp ... Read and See More

The is the exact “2nd Model Luftwaffe Officer’s Dagger Complete with Damascus Blade by the Tiger Firm in Solingen” featured on page 104 of “Collecting the Edged Weapons of the Third Reich Volume VII” by LTC (Ret.) Thomas M. Johnson.

THE Textbook Example - M1937 Fliegerdolch für Offiziere mit Damastklinge (Carl Wester) by Tiger (Tigerwerk ... Read and See More

Minty - Emil Voos Pattern Etched Blade - Model 1935 Heer Dolch. This etch was a special order, privately purchased by a well-heeled officer. The Emil Voos pattern etched blade on this one is wonderful. The frosted etch is crisp, correctly displaying the Heer eagle flanked by laurel leaf and berry sprigs and a decorative intertwined floral motif. It is unmarked ... Read and See More

This regimental standard features a single piece of bright red silk approximately 25 cm deep and features the so-called "hussar's cut" at the fly end. The overall measurements are 51 cm x 85 cm. The fly and the fly end are trimmed with double stranded aluminum thread along with aluminium fringe measuring approx. 6.5 cm. Both sides feature the Iron Cross measuring 50 x 50 cm ... Read and See More

Luftwaffe Honor goblet for special achievements in air war. Second pattern, die struck, three-piece, silver plated, nickel/silver construction goblet consists of the cup, a stem and a base. The top cup section has a rounded down, bottom taper which attaches to a stem which in turn attaches to the base. All three components are silver soldered together. The cup ... Read and See More

Etched Blade - M1937 Fliegerdolch für Offiziere. The etch was an upgrade privately purchased by a well-heeled officer. The Emil Voos pattern etched blade on this one looks great. The frosted etch is crisp, correctly displaying the Luftwaffe eagle flanked by laurel leaf and berry sprigs and a decorative intertwined floral motif. The blade on this one rates Exc++. ... Read and See More

Etched Blade - M1937 Fliegerdolch für Offiziere by Carl Eickhorn of Solingen. The etch was an upgrade privately purchased by a well-heeled officer. The Eickhorn pattern etched blade on this one looks great. The acid etch is dark, crisp and beautifully displays the Luftwaffe flying scene, flanked by intertwining floral motifs to the obverse. And to the reverse a ... Read and See More

Model 1016 variant - SS-Verfügungstruppe Löwenkopf Off.-Säbel mit Hoheits-Abzeichen by WKC of Solingen. This exact pattern is featured on page 310 of “Exploring The Dress Daggers and Swords of the German SS” by Thomas T. Wittmann. WKC featured a special line of SS swords in their sales catalog. This sword was sold by LTC Thomas M. Johnson on ... Read and See More

A M1937 Fliegerdolch by tthe famous distibutor Fridericus of Solingen. The blade on this one is Damascus by Paul Dinger, really very nice. Certainly NM. As with most Fridericus product this one employs generic fittings for their hilt. The dent-free WKC produced scabbard is an airplane grey example with excellent detail and look at the finish!! The throat is secured ... Read and See More

A M1937 2nd Model Luftwaffe Dagger (Fliegerdolch) by Tiger of Solingen. Likely the most desirable maker of damascus in beautiful shape! Blade is a Exc++ example having some wear and evidence of cleaning. It is correctly marked with the large sideways Tiger trademark to the reverse. Above that it is correctly stamped with the "P+D", Paul Dinger. The blade ... Read and See More

A wonderful awarded and worn cross. This history this piece must have seen. Iron core, silver frame stamped “800” on reverse top arm; measuring approximately 48.67 mm x 48.91mm, weighing approximately 30.1g; suspension ring stamped "800" and “65’; with wonderful original wearing length of ribbon with elastic for around neck under collar; textbook example with all the features of Klein & Quenzer. A wonderful worn ... Read and See More

Struck in fine zinc, steel grey finished eagle over crossed stick grenade and bayonet with minor oxidation, oakleave wreath retains trace amounts of original gilding. Reverse retains comparable finish with raised maker mark "JFS" Josef Feix & Söhne , complete with wide magnetic pin and catch. ... See More

Schutzstaffel Ehrendolch mit Widmung by Carl Eickhorn of Solingen. E. Rohm 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). 9900 were allocated for eligible members of the SS. After the Night of the Long ... Read and See More

A model 1937 dagger for Luftwaffe officer, with double etched blade. Burnished aluminum cross-guard, pommel and steel ferrule. Orange coloured celluloid grip. Airplane grey finished steel scabbard retains majority of original airplane grey finish. A textbook configuration Eickhorn Luftwaffe Dagger. The polished blade looks excellent. Though unmarked it has a textbook Eickhorn etch is beautifully executed. The tip comes to a ... Read and See More

A M1937 2nd Model Luftwaffe Dagger (Fliegerdolch). Nice clean example. Blade is a Exc++ example with just wonderful real damascus large rose pattern most likely manufactured by Dinger or Wester, (Thanks James for that!). The tang is stamped "1". The blade is seated through a brown leather washer into a nice aluminum based crossguard. It been stuck in there 80 years and ... Read and See More

1st Class Order of the German Eagle with Swords (Deutsche Adlerorden 1. Klasse mit Schwertern) Sash and Eight Point Star in Issue Case by Gebr. Godet & Co. of Berlin. The Order of Merit of the German Eagle, was instituted May 1st 1937, and was awarded by Hitler to foreign nationals who had made a meritorious contribution to the German Reich on the ... Read and See More

A once in a lifetime opportunity to purchase an extremely rare and desirable Luftwaffe weiße Sommer Schirmmütze für General by Clemens Wagner of Braunschweig. The visor top is constructed out of a light white cotton with a black horizontally ribbed and interwoven mohair center band and a blue grey base. The center band is bordered in gold ... Read and See More