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GERMAN EDGED WEAPONS & ACCESSORIES

#G2699 SS M33 service dagger, Klittermann & Moog, SS-Sturmann R. COENEN
Original Second World War SS service dagger identified to SS-Sturmann Robert COENEN. This early dagger is manufactured by Klittermann & Moog with RZM M7/29 logo, variation with “!” on the end of the motto “Meine Ehre heißt Treue!” (My honour is loyalty!). Upon discovery, we contacted Ross Kelbaugh of www.ssdaggers.com to consulted enlisted / NCO records and discovered the original owner (210371) was SS-Sturmann Robert COENEN. For additional information on the dagger, we advise consulting the book “The Service Daggers of the SS” by Ralf Siegert. This version of the motto is unique to this maker, and shown on page 103, and more information about this variation is explained on pages 273-283. The dagger was recently discovered at an estate in Ottawa, Canada, an area of the country where many senior military members reside and site of the Second World War era Canadian military Headquarters. The dagger is exactly as-found and we have made no effort to clean or disassemble it, it is truly untouched exactly how it came back from the Second World War, presumably “liberated” by a Canadian soldier. This dagger has never been in a collection before, it’s presented exactly as we discovered it, and it’s up to the next owner regarding if they want to clean the blade or leave it as discovered. This is a very interesting dagger from our personal collection. $3200

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#SJ9 Heer officer’s sabre, Eickhorn-Solingen
Original Second World War German Heer officer’s sabre manufactured by the firm Eickhorn-Solingen. The blade is maker marked with the “Eickhorn Solingen” squirrel motif, etched onto the ricasso under the rain guard. The handle has broken from the sword, but has been with it forever. It could be re-attached with metal glued, and it is a clean break. We have significantly reduced the price of this sword since it does require a repair, and it is an affordable option. The sword is in used but otherwise good condition, it has never been cleaned, and it is exactly as found. The blade has been well preserved. The handle has been personalized with the name “Bültena” period engraved into it, suggesting the sword may have been a gift from the soldiers wife. Background: Swords / Sabre are an age old military tradition that evolved from a functional weapon into a ceremonial ornament. This tradition carried on into the Third Reich era as a symbol of strength and power. Following Hitler’s rise to power, a variety of new sabre’s were introduced to outfit the Wehrmacht. This sword was brought back as a captured souvenir by Sapper Herman Jorgensen of the Canadian Army and one of several items consigned by his estate. $350

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#MI37 K98k combat bayonet frog, 1942
Original Second World War German Wehrmacht issue black leather K98k combat bayonet frog. Maker marked and dated 1942. Excellent condition, only very lightly used and will fit a bayonet without any issues. $100

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#SA4 Heer officer's sword or bayonet portepee
Original Second World War German Heer Officer's sword / bayonet portepee. Worn example, but ideal for completing a matching sword or bayonet. $45

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K98k combat bayonet, Kriegsmarine Nordsee Fleet, 1939 Berg & Co
Original Second World War German Kriegsmarine K98k combat bayonet and matching scabbard marked to the North Sea (Nordsee) Fleet. Early 1939 production by the firm Berg & Co. Solingen-Ohligs. The numbers on the blade and scabbard are both "9596" over letter block "c". The bayonet has additional Nordsee Fleet markings "N 19293k" applied to the bayonet and scabbard in textbook Kriegsmarine fashion, exactly how these markings were also applied to K98k rifles and Radom Vis 35 pistols. Excellent condition with original blued finished and nice blade that has never been sharpened or cleaned. We have shared this bayonet with dedicated K98k experts who have examined it extensively, it is the finest example we are aware of in any collection. *Sold*

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K98k combat bayonet, fnj44
Original Second World War German fnj44 bayonet with matching numbers. Excellent condition without flaw. Never sharpened and probably never even issued. Excellent bluing. *Sold*

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K98k combat bayonet, personalized
Original Second World War German K98k personalized bayonet with photo of a German soldier under custom acrylic canopy glass made from downed aircraft. The practice of making clear grips from canopy glass was most commonly done by US soldiers who started out by making sweetheart grips for their pistols. The base bayonet for this set is a mid-war example maker marked "42.cul" (year and maker's code) and the scabbard is non-matching with only the number "17" on it. The bayonet's blade is in excellent condition, never sharpened, and all metal parts retain their original factory bluing. This is an interesting and unique conversation piece that will display well in any bayonet or field gear collection. *Sold*

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Heer officer’s sabre, W.K.C.
Original Second World War German Heer Officer’s sabre manufactured by W.K.C. in Wrangel form. The blade is maker marked “WKC” (Weyersberg, Kirschbaum & Cie, of Solingen) with knight’s helmet motif above the initials, etched onto the ricasso of the blade under the rain guard. Overall, this sword is in excellent condition with great blade. Never cleaned, showing a nice patina on brass fittings. The blade is extremely clean without any notable damage, there are no major flaws anywhere on this sabre and it shows just light use. Background: Swords / Sabre are an age old military tradition that evolved from a functional weapon into a ceremonial ornament. This tradition carried on into the Third Reich era as a symbol of strength and power. After Hitler’s rise to power, a variety of new sabre’s were introduced to outfit the Wehrmacht. *Sold*

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Heer officer's sabre, E.u.F. Hörster
Original Second World War German Heer dove head sabre manufactured by E.u.F. Hörster of Solingen. This sword is in excellent overall condition with great blade. Never cleaned, showing a nice patina on brass fittings. The blade is extremely clean without any notable damage, there are no notable flaws anywhere on this sabre and it shows just light use. The blade is maker marked “E.u.F. Hörster” “Solingen” inside of the manufacturers motif, this is located on the ricasso of the blade protected under the rain guard. Background: Swords / Sabre are an age old military tradition that evolved from a functional weapon into a ceremonial ornament. This tradition carried on into the Third Reich era as a symbol of strength and power. After Hitler’s rise to power, a variety of new sabre’s were introduced to outfit the Wehrmacht. Top example. *Sold*

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K98k combat bayonet frog, natural leather
Original Second World War German combat bayonet frog in natural tan leather. A standard bayonet frog with cross strap for mounted troops. Natural un-dyed tan leather is seen in a variety of goods late in the war. It is RBNr marked across the belt loop on the rear. It is in sound condition with no damage. We put this on a bayonet and removed it to make sure it was still capable of going on for display. It shows some light wear from having a bayonet in it. This item surfaced in the United States and is presumably an American soldiers wartime souvenir. *Sold*

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Hitler Youth knife, WKC RZM M7/42 1937 "Blut und Ehre!"
Original Second World War Hitler Youth knife by WKC SOLINGEN RZM M7/42 1937 with "Blut und Ehre!" motto. Untouched example complete with working closure snap and intact rivets. Great example, in much better than average condition as these are typically heavily used. *Sold*

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K98k combat bayonet, 43-44asw split code
Original Second World War German K98k bayonet manufactured by E.u.F Hörster in early 1944. This is an uncommon “split” bayonet because the bayonet is “43asw” and scabbard is “44asw”. The split code isn’t from switching years, but a random anomaly likely from a broken die that occurs for approximately 70,000 pieces. The bayonet and scabbard are factory matching numbers, and they have been together forever. Original bluing and unsharpened blade, in excellent just lightly used condition. Scarce. *Sold*

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K98k combat bayonet, 1937 Clemen & Jung
Original Second World War German 1937 Clemen & Jung matching numbers K98k bayonet. Great lightly used condition with original bluing and never-sharpened blade. Includes a nice early K98k bayonet frog that appears to have always been with the bayonet, with matching wear and patina and never removed. *Sold*

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K98k combat bayonet, 44CVL
Original Second World War German 1944 "CVL" (Weyersberg Kirschbaum & Co. of Solingen) matching numbers K98k bayonet. Excellent very lightly used condition with original bluing and never-sharpened blade. Excellent set. *Sold*

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K98k combat bayonet, 1939 W.K.C.
Original Second World War German Wehrmacht K98k combat bayonet and matching scabbard. Early 1939 production by the firm Weyersberg, Kirschbaum & Cie, of Solingen (W.K.C.). The numbers on the blade and scabbard are both "8241". Excellent condition with original blued finished and nice blade that has never been sharpened. Great early bayonet. *Sold*

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K98k combat bayonet with leather frog, cof43
Original Second World War German Wehrmacht K98k combat bayonet with matching scabbard and original frog. The numbers on the blade and scabbard are both "2882 n". The reverse of the blade and scabbard feature the makers code "cof43". Excellent lightly combat used condition with original blued finished, and nice blade that has never been sharpened with good bluing. Includes its original bayonet frog that appears to have never been removed. The frog is the version intended for dismounted troops, with a faint makers logo near the top. Nice set. *Sold*

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Heer "Höller" officer’s sabre
Original Second World War German Heer Officer’s sabre manufactured by the firm FW Höller of Solingen, a desirable maker known for their quality. The blade is maker marked with the FW Höller motif, etched onto the ricasso of the blade under the rain guard. The motif is difficult to photograph, but in hand it's clear and nicely marked when you look in at it. This sword is in excellent condition with great blade. Never cleaned, never taken apart, and showing a nice patina on the brass fittings. The blade is extremely clean without any notable damage, there are no major flaws anywhere on this sabre and it shows just light use. The original sabre knot is as found with the sword, also in matching excellent condition. Background: Swords / Sabre are an age old military tradition that evolved from a functional weapon into a ceremonial ornament. This tradition carried on into the Third Reich era as a symbol of strength and power. After Hitler’s rise to power, a variety of new sabre’s were introduced to outfit the Wehrmacht. *Sold*

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K98k combat bayonet with leather frog, 43cqh
Original Second World War German Wehrmacht issue K98k combat bayonet and matching scabbard with frog. Maker marked 43cqh (1943 Clemens and Jung) with the numbers on the blade and scabbard both being "5838" over “b”. Original black leather frog with closure strap intended for mounted troops that appears to have been with it a very long time. Excellent condition with original factory blued finished and nice blade that has never been sharpened. *Sold*

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Heer bayonet troddle, Staff NCO
Original Second World War German bayonet troddle for a Heer staff NCO. Excellent lightly used condition. Background; Knotted around the bayonet frog, the Troddel has its origins in the saber knot, which was used to keep the saber attached to the soldiers hand in combat. By the time of the First World War, toddles had become a part of the complex system of insignia that the German Army used for unit identification. The troddel was retained into the Second World War although less commonly used in the field and more for parades. *Sold*
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Clemen & Jung dove head officer’s sabre, personalized
Original Second World War German etched and personalized Heer Officer’s sabre manufactured by the firm Clemen & Jung in "Roon" / dove head style. Clemen and Jung are a desirable maker known for their quality, and this sword is either produced near the end of the Weimer period or early Third Reich, with the original Third Reich era sabre knot still attached and never removed. The blade is maker marked with the Clemen & Jung motif, etched onto the ricasso of the blade under the rain guard. The motif is difficult to photograph, but in hand it's clear and nicely marked when you look in at it. The sword is period etched to exceptional quality, and personalized "In Enviger Freue, Diene Frau" (With great pleasure, your wife) and was likely presented to the soldier during a special occasion. We posted this sabre on Wehrmacht Award Forum where it received many nice comments, and other sword collectors agreed it is completely original and period engraved for use during the Third Reich period. This sword is in excellent condition with great blade. Never cleaned, never taken apart, and showing a nice patina on the brass fittings exactly as found when we obtained it in Canada. The blade is extremely clean without any notable damage, there are no major flaws anywhere on this sabre and it shows just light use. The original sabre knot is as found with the sword, also in matching condition. Background: Swords / Sabre are an age old military tradition that evolved from a functional weapon into a ceremonial ornament. This tradition carried on into the Third Reich era as a symbol of strength and power. After Hitler’s rise to power, a variety of new sabre’s were introduced to outfit the Wehrmacht. Excellent personalized and etched example. *Sold*

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