Other Daggers

Previously purchased Johnson's Reference Books: "Deeply stamped “squirrel holding sword” Carl Eickhorn TM on a MINT blade. Difficult to find a defect on this near perfect Customs dagger. Comes complete with an equally near MINT set of Land Customs hangers. Wonderful combination. Near MINT." ... See More

Extra-Seitengewehr für ReichsFinanzVerwaltung (RFV) Zollschutz NCP/Offziere. The "Original Eickhorn Solingen" marked plated blade on this one is minty. The leather buffer pad remains intact. The steel based, black enamel scabbard retains 99% of its' factory paint with a bit of crazing. It remains completely dent free! The nickel plated hilt is in good condition, with 99% plating still intact and ... Read and See More

A Model 1939 Diplomatic Officials Dagger (Dolch für Staatsbeamte) by Alcoso - Alexander Coppel of Solingen. The blade on this one is beautiful! The crossgrain is stunning, easily visible from the perfectly pointed tip all the way to the tightly secured hilt. The acid etched “ACS Alcoso Solingen” maker mark is beautifully executed. The blade rates NM. It shows minor ... Read and See More

Rarely seen piece missing from most edged weapons collection. This is a real beauty with wonderful plating and 99% of original factory paint. Correct period fittings. ... See More

Purchased several years ago from Johnson, I will use his description:

Carl Eickhorn (squirrel w/in double oval) TM.This is truly one of the key pieces added to our JRB&M inventory lately. In addition to being in exceptional condition, this silver specimen comes complete with the correct early Third Reich Fire Official dagger portepee with a red “ ... Read and See More

This is a beauty that's hard to find. The axe head is deeply etched with fire motifs, oak leaves and acorn themes. So getting the engraved version of this private purchase piece was expensive at the time. I would say less than 10% of these axes are engraved. So how do you know it's a Horster? This is a known Horster ... Read and See More

Wow! When was the last time you ever saw a maker marked version of a gilded Fireman's dress axe? For most guys the answer would be never! This may be the holy grail of Fireman's dress pieces. The axe head is deeply etched with fire motifs, oak leaves and acorn themes. Truly a thing of beauty. The substantial head remains ... Read and See More

Here we have the most elegant dagger made during the Third Reich! The Eickhorn version of the G.O. dagger is prized by collectors as they feature a bigger up-sweep of the wings and superior manufacture. I would say only 20% of the GO's made were by Eickhorn. The blade on this piece looks good. The dark and crisp, acid etched " ... Read and See More

M39 - Dolch für Staatsbeamte by Alcoso - Alexander Coppel of Solingen. The blade on this one is in great condition. The acid etched “Alcoso ACS Solingen” maker mark is dark, crisp and beautifully executed. The crossgrain is stunning, easily visible from the hilt to the tip. It has a perfect tip and solid fit! The blade on this ... Read and See More

M39 - Dolch für Staatsbeamte by Carl Eickhorn of Solingen. About 1 in 4 Government Official Daggers were manufactured by the Carl Eickhorn firm. Unlike Puma and Pack who are even rarer, Eickhorn cast their own components. Most consider these to be superior in quality and are thus highly prized by collectors. The blade on this one is excellent. The acid ... Read and See More

A unique piece! This miniature Luftwaffe Dagger has a inscription "June 6th 1945 Solingen Germany". This dagger would have been manufactured before war's end then inscribed and sold to Allied occupiers. The bright plated blade on this one has a bend you can feel with your fingers. It is slightly dulled and features the dedication, “D.R.G.M.” and the “ ... Read and See More

Miniature 1st Model (1934/35) Airforce Dagger (Luftwaffe Fliegerdolch) by Carl Eickhorn of Solingen. The plated blade on this one is minty. The acid etched Eickhorn mark is nicely executed! Both the fit and tip are perfect! The buffer pad is lost to time. The blue painted pebbled scabbard paint looks good, and still retains 99% coverage! The alloy scabbard fittings have patinaed. ... Read and See More

Miniature 1st Model (1934/35) Airforce Dagger (Luftwaffe Fliegerdolch) by Carl Eickhorn of Solingen. The plated blade on this one is minty. The acid etched Eickhorn mark is nicely executed! Both the fit and tip are perfect! The buffer pad is lost to time. The blue painted pebbled scabbard paint looks good, and still retains 99% coverage! The alloy scabbard fittings have patinaed. ... Read and See More

Here's a part you will never find again! perfect replacement for a damaged blade on your 3/4 size dagger. The blade measures 145mm and 208mm with the tang. The blade is SMF marked and dedicated to ... Read and See More

Hardcover – January 1, 2007 by Ron Weinand Waffenleite: Presenting NPEA Daggers of the Third Reich by Ron Weinand is an incredible resource for a military enthusiasts. The NPEA daggers are the least understood and most complex of all the daggers in the Third Reich organizations. Now, over 50 years later, they are identified in this book. The book is color with sections on ... Read and See More

Here we have a beauty postal dagger! The blade on this one is stunning! The crossgrain looks awesome, the fit is nice and tight and the tip comes to a perfect point! The dark acid etched "Paul Weyersberg & Co. Solingen" maker mark is beautifully executed! The blade rates a solid Mint-! No reason for excuses. The black enamel painted scabbard ... Read and See More

Here's a tough dagger to find, and a tougher one to buy, reproductions abound! The mid period blade is NM example with stunning crossgrain intact. The brown leather blade buffer is in place. Correct Eickhorn aluminium cast fittings are in great shape retaining 100% of plating. Yes, the textbook casting flaw is evident to the left "wing". The pommel is the ... Read and See More

Model 1938 - Technische Nothilfe (TeNo) Hauer für Mannschaften und Unterführer by Carl Eickhorn of Solingen. The fullered matte finished blade on this one looks excellent! The Teno Eagle emblem, “Ges. Gesch.” and seated squirrel holding a broad sword “Original Eickhorn Solingen” maker mark are dark, crisp and beautifully executed! Opposite to the maker mark, under the guard, it ... Read and See More

A rare piece missing from most Edged Weapon collections! The blade on this one has been retipped and still looks good! The crisp acid etched "Ges. Gesch." TENO (Technische Nothilfe) eagle and "Original Eickhorn Solingen" maker mark are beautifully executed and provide a nice contrast to the bight blade! Traces of crossgrain remain. The tip comes to a perfect point ... Read and See More

The well-known and respected dealer Tom Wittmann has previously described this dagger, so here it is:
This TeNo Hewer has relatively good nickel plating on the hilt. The crossguard and the front and backstrap pieces remains in excellent condition, whereas the pommel shows a little bit of wear on the eagle's beak and high spots. There is some surface ... Read and See More

Here's a textbook example out of an advanced collection. The blade is a NM example with a few odd dots of age. The blade has excellent crossgrain, there are no nicks to the edges and the tip is perfect! The maker mark is darkly etched in place just below the TENO eagle. The obverse is stamped with the low number "3292" ... Read and See More

A nice and clean unmarked blade. Original buffer pad. Steel scabbard with brass fittings and leather. Brass hilt and Celluloid grip. It is pre-1989 issue. Included is a set of Navy Hangers and dress belt. ... See More

A nice and clean unmarked blade. Original buffer pad. Steel scabbard with brass fittings. Full length original chain with twisted links that ends at a plain well working clip. Brass hilt and Celluloid grip. It is pre-1989 issue. ... See More

AKM bayonet with steel scabbard. Complete with hanger. ... See More

This is a genuine rare Chinese Nationalist Army Officer's Dagger circa 1935 along with it's rarer hanger. It measures approximately 15.5" with the scabbard on, this dagger features a 9 3/4 inch nickel-plated steel blade, magnetic, with dull edges, remaining bright and crisp with areas of wear and discoloration and retaining a sharp tip. The blade exhibits wear overall and some scuffing from extraction ... Read and See More

A nice and clean unmarked blade. Original buffer pad. Steel scabbard with brass fittings. Full length original chain that ends at a plain well working clip. Brass hilt and Celluloid grip. It is pre-1989 issue. ... See More

Rare dagger by Carl Eickhorn, Solingen. The acid etched fouled anchor blade on this one shows honest age. The etched panels are clear but there is definitely fading from cleaning. The stamped "Original Eickhorn Solingen" maker mark looks good. The tip comes to a sharp point and the fit is nice and tight! The blade on this one rates an ... Read and See More