This unusual bayonet, originally issued to the Deutsches Reiches Post, is not only stamped D.R.P. to the reverse ricasso (partially obscured, possibly due to re-assignment) but is equipped with the metal clad and D.R.P. Stamped frog we associate with these pieces.
Crossguard, backstrap and pommel show few signs of age and no signs of misuse. Mortice button operates correctly and rifle s...  read more

Code: 53674

650.00 GBP

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Nicely detailed eagle head pommel and backstrap with some loss of finish and signs of misuse as a hammer. This is the style without the rifle slot and mortice button. Nicely toned stag grip which is correctly attached using domed headed rivets. Police emblem is correctly pinned through the grip and “wiggles” properly. Plated blade is a non cut-down version and is in superb condition having no d...  read more

Code: 53673

1250.00 GBP

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This example has no maker mark, but is a superb example in every way. Crossguard, backstrap and pommel show no signs of misuse, the pommel having a correctly operating mortice button and a red felt slug in the rifle slot. Dressed, domed rivets attach the perfect chequered Bakelite grips. Plated, bright blade grades near mint having no edge damage and a super sharp tip. A black leather blade was...  read more

Code: 53672

450.00 GBP

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Unusual bayonet being the so called “Pioneer” variation having no finger guard to the crossguard. Minor age staining to the crossguard, backstrap and pommel, which has an operating mortice button. Black chequered grips are correctly attached by rivets which are domed to the obverse. Bright blade with minor age staining to the false edge and no damage or nicks, complete with black leather washer...  read more

Code: 53671

425.00 GBP

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These lightweight bayonets were identical to those worn by police units with the exception of the absence of an insignia on the grip. Eagle head pommel has nice details to the neck feathering with some loss of finish and signs of use as a hammer during the period. Beautifully cut stag grips have dark brown and tan highlights and are correctly riveted. Unmarked bright blade has no damage or loss...  read more

Code: 53670

1500.00 GBP

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This is an unusual piece being marked on the reverse crossguard as being property of the R.F.V. , or Reichsfinanzministerium, the ministry of finance for the German empire between 1919 and 1945. Excellent finish to pommel, backstrap and crossguard and with an operating mortise button. Blade in fine condition with minor age marks but no damage to the edge and with a sharp tip. The large Alcoso ...  read more

Code: 53669

375.00 GBP

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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

2350.00 GBP

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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

5750.00 GBP

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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

3250.00 GBP

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