Third Reich Africa Corps (DAK) K98 Bayonet-Eickhorn -with Belt

Pommel in fine condition having a working push button. No damage to backstrap or crossguard. Bakelite grips correctly attached with countersunk screws and nuts. Blade in near mint condition having 99% bluing. Upper ricasso marked “2807”. This number is duplicated on the upper scabbard obverse. Blade reverse ricasso marked “41 cof”. Undented scabbard has been overpainted in tan colour. Webbing f...  read more

Code: 53785

Third Reich Army Officers Dagger-No Maker

12 leaf pommel in good condition with no damage to circumference and with crisp details to the oak leaf decoration. Orange/yellow grip has no chips but would benefit from a clean. Crossguard eagle has excellent detailing to the wing and breast feathering and to the talons which grip the wreath with mobile swastica. Blade washer remains in place beneath the crossguard. Blade grades near mint hav...  read more

Code: 53784

Third Reich Army Officers Dagger-WKC

Recently recovered from the attic of a veterans son, this “woodwork” piece is equipped with textbook WKC parts,
The pommel showing some age and wear, with patinated silvering, but much detail to the oak leaf pattern and the stippled background. The crossguard is in similar condition, having the WKC sharp beaked eagle with hand worked details to the wing and breast feathering. The ferrul...  read more

Code: 53783

Third Reich K98 Bayonet-Hörster

Pommel in fine condition with operating push button. No damage to backstrap or crossguard from misuse. Bakelite grips securely attached with countersunk screws and nuts. Excellent blade shows signs of mild sharpening. Upper spine marked “40”, reverse upper ricasso marked “E & F Hörster, obverse upper ricasso marked “6331”. This number is repeated on the upper obverse scabbard, which has no dent...  read more

Code: 53782

Third Reich K98 Bayonet-Heller

Operating Mortice push button, waffenampt marks to pommel and backstrap. Bakelite grips properly fixed with countersunk screws and nuts. Excellent blade with no damage and most finish remaining. Marked with the number “40” to the upper spine and “876” to the obverse ricasso. Matching number to the upper obverse scabbard. Reverse of blade marked “GEBRUDER. HELLER”.
Green canvas “tropical...  read more

Code: 53781

Third Reich K98 Bayonet-Matching Numbers

Near mint K98 having a rare “skeleton frog”.
No damage or other signs of misuse to backstrap, crossguard or pommel, which is waffenampt marked. Operating mortice button. Nicely toned wooden grips. Mint blade retains 99% of its bluing. Marked “43asw” to the reverse ricasso. Undented scabbard having waffenampt marked ball. Unusual skeleton style frog is of four rivet construction with secu...  read more

Code: 53780

Third Reich DRK Subordinate Dagger

Though unmarked, two manufacturers have been associated with this Hewer-PD Luneschloss and Robert Klass, the only obvious difference being in the scabbard lower fitting, either press fit (no screws) or two side screws. Both makers offerings are fine quality edged weapons, although in order to conform to the rules of the Geneva convention a pointed blade was unacceptable, thus the squared off, ...  read more

Code: 53779

Third Reich “Red Cross” Officers Dagger

These DRK Officers daggers have been divided into “Red Cross” and Social Welfare” types by collectors over the years, the former having rectangular carrying holes in the scabbard rings, the latter having round ones. The reality is that these differences are purely manufacturers variations of the same dagger type: the difference between the two branches of service is distinguished by the carryin...  read more

Code: 53778

Third Reich “Social Welfare” Officers Dagger

These DRK Officers daggers have been divided into “Red Cross” and Social Welfare” types by collectors over the years, the former having rectangular carrying holes in the scabbard rings, the latter having round ones. The reality is that these differences are purely manufacturers variations of the same dagger type: the difference between the two branches of service is distinguished by the carryin...  read more

Code: 53777