Red Cross Daggers

A Model 1938 Deutschen Rotes Kreuz (DRK) Führer Dolch. The bright blade on this one is has a ton of crossgrain. It's perfect except for a couple stains. It retains a nice and tight fit and the tip comes to a perfect point. The blade rates NM. The original black leather buffer pad remains intact. The steel based, nickel-silver plated ... Read and See More

A Model 1938 - Deutsches Rotes Kreuz Hewer für Mannschaften und Unterführer. The fullered, blunt tip, sawback blade on this one looks good. The crossgrain is easily visible and the sharp teeth to the sawback are in perfect condition. It is stamped “Ges. Geschützt.” to the obverse underneath the languet, not necessary but nice to see. The fit ... Read and See More

A Model 1938 - Deutsches Rotes Kreuz Hewer für Mannschaften und Unterführer. The fullered, blunt tip, sawback blade on this one looks excellent. The crossgrain is easily visible and the sharp teeth to the sawback are in perfect condition. It is stamped “Ges. Geschützt.” to the obverse, not necessary, but nice to see. The fit is perfect. The ... Read and See More

A Model 1938 - Deutsches Rotes Kreuz Hewer für Mannschaften und Unterführer. The fullered, blunt tip, sawback blade on this one looks excellent. The crossgrain is easily visible and the sharp teeth to the sawback are in perfect condition. It is stamped “Ges. Geschützt.” to the reverse, not necessary but nice to see. The fit is perfect. The ... Read and See More

A Model 1938 - Deutsches Rotes Kreuz Hewer für Mannschaften und Unterführer. The fullered sawback blade on this one is nice. The crossgrain is easily visible as you turn it in the light. The sawback teeth are sharp and in perfect condition. There are a few dots from where the runners rested. The fit is perfect. The blade rates ... Read and See More

Here's we have a Model 1938 Deutsches Rotes Kreuz (German Red Cross) Hewer! The blade on this one shows wear and some age. The sharp teeth to the saw back are in perfect condition! It has a solid fit as well. Peek under the guard and you will see a "Gesh, Gesch" stamped under there. No necessary but nice to see. ... Read and See More