Third Reich SS Dagger Vertical Hanger

Fine example of the locally manufactured leather hanger enabling the dagger to be worn in a vertical position more suitable for marching or field exercises. Made from several pieces of initially brown leather, period stained black for SS use. The local artisan has clearly used several rivets as well as stitching to ensure the integrity of this piece! Leather quite hard and moulded to the shap...  read more

Code: 54226

Third Reich SA Dagger Feldherrnhalle Frog

Superb example of a very rare frog designed for use by the SA Standarte Feldherrnhalle .
The SA-Standarte Feldherrnhalle was formed in 1935 and renamed Feldherrnhalle in 1936. It was the elite unit of the SA and guarded important SA, state and party offices. Its headquarters were in Berlin and battalions of the unit were stationed in Berlin, Hannover, Hattingen, Krefeld, Munich, Ruhr, S...  read more

Code: 54225

SS Marked Wooden Box

The original purpose of this most unusual and beautifully hand made box is clearly open to debate, although the inner construction and small holes to the underside may indicate that it once contained a music box mechanism. Whatever it's original purpose, the hinged lid has an inset metal SS insignia, whilst the front has a beautiful hand carved acorn and oak leaf panel. Amazingly an RZM label ...  read more

Code: 51515

Third Reich SS Dagger Vertical Hanger

Another of the many “private purchase”, locally produced patterns of leather hanger manufactured to satisfy the needs of the SS or SA member who needed to support their weapon in the vertical position during field exercises etc. Black leather in good condition with some cracking to the adjustable horizontal grip strap. Upper area has been folded to enclose an unmarked spring clip. Lower area h...  read more

Code: 54224

Third Reich SA Vertical Hanger and Belt Loop.

Near mint “official” pattern vertical hanger for the SA dagger as approved by the Reich Patent Office in 1934. A similar example is shown on page 51 of Ralf Sigerts excellent book “The Service Daggers of the SA and the N.S.K.K.” It should be noted that the line drawings form the patent application show a “D” ring beneath the upper spring clip. This clip is missing from the example in the book,...  read more

Code: 54223

Third Reich Army Dagger Hangers-Boxed

A totally mint set of hangers which must have been removed from the clothing depot at wars end, and remain in the original box of issue to include the soft paper packaging.
Box has the single staple closure to each of the four corners, and is ink stamped with the word “Dolchgehänge” to the lid, with the Army Clothing Depot name and address to each of the long sides.
Hangers are pe...  read more

Code: 54222

Third Reich SA Dagger Vertical Hanger

This extremely rare hanger is one of the few patented designs passed by the Reich Patent Office, and was submitted by Gustav Habermann, a Saddler Master, in September 1934.
This submission is pictured in Ralf Siegarts book
“The Service Daggers of the SA and NSKK” along with line drawings, and instructions as to the correct use of this incredibly rare accoutrement, on pages 61 and...  read more

Code: 54220

Third Reich Army Officer Dagger Hangers

Another initial production set of Army hangers having riveted, embellished metal clips securing the straps to the upper box clip. This clip is aluminium, and shows period wear from use. Oak leaf and acorn decoration to the obverse. Buckles and slides are standard deluxe versions, bottom spring clips however appear to be Aluminium? and are most unusual having acorn and oak leaf embellishments. F...  read more

Code: 54221

Third Reich SS Officers Dagger Single Piece Hanger

Super quality leather having twin decorative lines to the edges, and “SS” and “RZM” markings to the inner reverse. Spring clip is marked “RZM M5/184” with a makers stamp (Linden & Funke G.m.b.H., Iserlohn). With a little black shoe polish this item would grade mint.  read more

Code: 54219

Third Reich SA Dagger Hanger and Belt Loop

The variety and ingenuity of these early vertical dagger hangers deserve further research and the publication of an accompanying book. Most are unique, made by local leather workers to satisfy the needs of local SA men primarily in the pre RZM era.
This example is a “skeleton” version having an Assmann marked spring clip riveted to the top of a very small leather fitting, which has a hor...  read more

Code: 54218