Third Reich Luftwaffe Forestry Dagger-Wingen

What an appealing design this is! Although designated a bayonet by the collecting community, these weapons were effectively a hunting knife worn by the Luftwaffe units assigned to protect installations within the rural areas of Germany. Stag grips are beautifully toned brown, and are correctly attached to the steel hilt by three unturned countersunk nuts and bolts. Oval steel crossguard is in f...  read more

Code: 53667

Third Reich RLB 2nd Model Subordinate Dagger-Weyersberg

Wooden grip with very minor damage adjacent to the grip, indicative of over tightening of the pommel in the past, otherwise in exceptional condition. 2nd model grip insignia is correctly attached and has some loss of the black enamel to one leg of the swastica. Crossguard has fine undamaged arms and a detailed “art deco” style eagle clutching a mobile swastica which has a fine pebbled backgroun...  read more

Code: 53666

Third Reich RLB First Model Subordinate Dagger-Witte

Both the first and second model subordinate daggers are equipped with black painted or lacquered grips which are subject to chipping and wear, the grip on this piece however is in excellent condition, having a correctly pinned insignia with the majority of the blue enamel remaining. Pommel retains much of its silvering, as does the “art deco” Crossguard with eagle and mobile swastica.
M...  read more

Code: 53665

Third Reich First Model RLB Officer Dagger-Weyersberg

Finding a first model RLB in decent condition is becoming very difficult these days, not just because quality daggers of any kind have all but disappeared from the market, but also because most of the first models were converted to second models in the period. The stunning “art deco” look of this series of daggers has always made them a favourite with collectors, and completing a collection of ...  read more

Code: 53664

Third Reich RLB Second Model RLB Officer Dagger- Weyersberg

Superb example of the 2nd model dagger, which has all the attributes of being a converted first model, a frequent occurrence during the period. First indicators of conversion are the quality of the heavy solid nickel fittings, and the presence of a waffenampt on the end of the crossguard arm and the scabbard throat. Crossguard eagle and mobile swastica are well formed having no hits or other da...  read more

Code: 53663

Presentation Commando Knife Blade

A blued and guilded blade for the Fairburn Sykes Commando Dagger having the inscription "THE ALL ARMS COMMANDO COURSE THE ACHNACHARY AWARD" to the obverse, and a makers name "Pooley Sword London to the obverse. Mint condition with correctly threaded tang.
Two available, each serial numbered, being P6514 and P6026. Please state number required when ordering. priced as each blade.  read more

Code: 53005

Celebration Blade for the Fairburn Sykes Dagger

A superb blade for the Commando Dagger by the Pooley Sword Company having a floral panel to obverse stating "ROYAL MARINES 1664-2014 350th ANNIVERSARY". To the obverse in a darkened panel is the Royal Marines Logo.
The badge of the Royal Marines is designed to commemorate the history of the Corps. The Lion and Crown denotes a Royal regiment. ... The "Great Globe", itself surrounded by la...  read more

Code: 53006

Commando Dagger Award Blade

A Beautiful blade for the Fairburn Sykes Commando Dagger having the inscription "THE ALL ARMS COMMANDO COURSE THE ACHNACHARY AWARD" to the obverse, and a makers name "Pooley Sword London to the obverse.
The Fairburn Sykes fighting knife was made famous during World War II when issued to British Commandos, the Airborne Forces, the SAS and many other units, especially for the Normandy la...  read more

Code: 53007