RC-61 Red Cross EM
Here's a very collectible example at a reasonable price. The blade of this hewer has been cleaned and is bright with some crossgrain intact. There are a few age stains. The leather washer is in place. I rate the blade Exc+. The hilt fittings of this example shows good plating say better than 95%. The medallion has fine vaulting to the swastika on the bird’s chest and the cross in its talons. The obverse crisp checkered grip plate and the reverse smooth plate are in fine shape being crack and chip-free. All screws are intact. The period repainted scabbard shell suffers a dent towards the lower obverse fitting. The fittings match the look of the hilt. The lower being a slip fit, this type normally is associated with R D. Lüneschloss. Finally this piece comes with a Police portepee. This is exactly as it came in. Many would think this wrong but not necessarily so, often these guys shared membership in multi-disciplines and dual memberships allowing them to own a couple daggers/accoutrements. We often see this on Vet purchase pieces. Rates Exc+
$695

 
RC-60 Red Cross EM 
Good example out of a Vet's estate last week. The blade of this hewer is bright and shiny with all the crossgrain intact. There are a few odd blemishes but nothing to worry about it's real clean. The leather washer is in place. I rate the blade Exc++. The hilt fittings of this example are fully plated rating 98% with just the usual microscopic bubbling we some time see and a bit of wear around the pommel edges. The medallion has fine vaulting to the swastika on the bird’s chest and the cross in its talons. The obverse crisp checkered grip plate and the reverse smooth plate are in fine shape being crack and chip-free. All screws are intact and unturned. The scabbard shell is straight throughout with original black paint being 93% intact. The paint shows crazing, minor scratches and some oxidizing the worse of which it to the reverse just below the frog.  The fittings match the look of the hilt, the lower being retained with 2 screws. This type normally is associated with  Klaas. Included is a good frog that is marked "B" to the reverse. The frog is the textbook type that is quality sewn with all the stitching intact and riveted with 4 aluminum rivets. A good complete example. Rates an easy Exc++
$925

 
RC-72 Red Cross EM 
The blade of this hewer is bright and shiny with all the crossgrain remaining. The leather washer is in place. I rate the blade Mint- you will not be able to upgrade the blade!. The hilt fittings of this example are plated rating 99%+ with just the usual microscopic bubbling we some time see. The medallion has fine vaulting to the swastika on the bird’s chest and the cross in its talons. Real nice deep pebbling to the background. The obverse crisp chequered grip plate and the reverse smooth plate are in fine shape being crack and chip-free. All screws are intact and unturned. The scabbard shell is straight throughout with original black paint being 93% intact. The paint shows some scratches and wear to the edges. The fittings match the look of the hilt, the lower being a slip fit, this type normally is associated with R D. Lüneschloss. Included is a good frog that is marked . The frog is the textbook type that is quality sewn with all the stitching intact and riveted with 4 aluminum rivets. A good complete example. Rates an easy Exc++
$895

 
RC-74 Red Cross EM 
The blade of this hewer is bright and shiny with most the crossgrain intact, a few odd scratches and scuffs. The leather washer is in place. I rate the blade Exc+/Exc++. The hilt fittings of this example are fully plated rating 99%+ with a couple dots of plating loss. The medallion has fine vaulting to the swastika on the bird’s chest and the cross in its talons. The background behind the eagle has a detailed pebbled finish. The obverse crisp checkered grip plate and the reverse smooth plate are in fine shape being crack and chip-free. All screws are intact. The scabbard shell is straight throughout with original black paint being 99% intact. The paint shows a some crazing and minor scratches. The fittings match the look of the hilt, the lower being retained by 2 screws. This type normally is associated with Klaas. Included is a beauty frog that is marked "jkh 41" to the reverse. Rates Exc++
$900
Why not complete your dagger with a nice set of hangers?