Swords

Ok guys this once was recently purchased from our friends over at IMA. Rather than go through the whole thing again I'll use his description.

Original Item: Only One Available. This is a beautiful classic German WWII Model 1695 Heer (Army) Officer's sword, made by the legendary Solingen-based firm of Carl Eickhorn. This Army Lion Head Sword has a hilt ... Read and See More

Beautiful early brass example that's all hand enhanced by WKC! The blade on this one rates an easy Exc++. The tip is perfect and blade remains bright with a stamped WKC knight's head maker mark to the obverse. The original leather buffer pad remains intact. The black enamel painted scabbard shows minor wear retaining 98% of it's factory paint. The scabbard ... Read and See More

Neat item, these were marketed towards kids. The are about 3/4 the size of a std sword. The triple etched blade on this one rates Exc. There is oxidization /age grey wear and spotting throughout. It has not been sharpened, the tip is blunted. The etch is still visible but well worn. The scabbard is well worn suffering wee hits. The ... Read and See More

Luftwaffen Schwert by Paul Weyersberg of Solingen. First thing you notice when picking these up it that they are noticeably heavier than the later aluminum based examples. The double edged blade on this one is 28 7/8 inches long with a single partial fuller. The etched wreathed broad sword “Paul Weyersberg Solingen” maker mark looks great. The fit is nice and tight. ... Read and See More

Luftwaffen Schwert by SMF - Solinger Metallwarenfabrik Stoecker & Co. of Solingen. These later aluminum examples utilized the new material, (aluminum) that the Luftwaffe designed all their airplanes with. This is a nice example. The scabbard retains its factory Moroccan blue leather perfectly matching the grip. There are a few wee pressure marks and a couple scuffs as one expects to ... Read and See More

Luftwaffen Schwert by SMF - Solinger Metallwarenfabrik Stoecker & Co. of Solingen. These later aluminum examples utilized the new material, (aluminum) that the Luftwaffe designed all their airplanes with. This is a nice example. The scabbard retains its factory Moroccan blue leather perfectly matching the grip. There are a few wee pressure marks as one expects to see on original examples. ... Read and See More

Kreigsmarine Säbel by Alcoso (Alexander Coppel) of Solingen ‐ Model No. 308. Tones of work and time went in these and it shows. This one has a great triple etched, single fuller, 30 ¾ inch long plated blade. The detail to the ships, anchors, Poseidon’s trident, vines and leaf motif are all intricate and stunning. The stamped weigh scale “ACS” (Alcoso Solingen) ... Read and See More

A great looking sword! The 29.5 inch blade on this one is in nice shape retaining its' matte finish. it has a solid fit and perfect tip! The stamped Clemen & Jung Solingen maker mark is the 1st example I've seen in a NCO. The blade rates Exc++. The buffer pad is lost to time. The steel based, black enamel painted scabbard ... Read and See More

A great looking sword purchased from the Vet's family. The 29 inch blade on this one has some spotting and age. It could use some spit and polish but I like to leave this stuff as found. It has a solid fit and perfect tip! The stamped maker mark is well executed. The blade rates Exc. The thick off white leather ... Read and See More

A great looking sword purchased from the Vet's family. The 31 inch blade on this one has some minor age but smooth edges and no damage. It has a nice matte finish, with a solid fit and perfect tip! The stamped ALCOSO maker mark is the 1st example I've seen in a NCO. The blade rates Exc++. The thick black leather ... Read and See More

SS NCO Degan by Peter Daniel Krebs-the most desirable maker. The blade on this one has age and pitting towards the tip. I'm tempted to sand this out but I'm leaving this as it landed. It has the original matte finish to the blade with no sharpening. The fit is nice and tight and the stamped Krebs maker mark looks ... Read and See More

Beauty silver washed example here. The triple etched plated blade has light wear and a few scuffs towards the tip. certainly NM. The blade is stamped with' "Anton Wingen Jr. Solingen" Knignt logo below the obverse languet. A similar example is illustrated in Angolia reference pg 133. Real nice details to this hilt. This features the early political eagle to the ... Read and See More

An example of an Imperial dove head NCO sword. The blade on this piece has age and could use some love. I have not tried to clean it. Rates VG. It is stamped 2. The original leather buffer pad remains intact. The undented black scabbard has the odd light surface oxidization wear scratches etc. The scabbard throat is tightly secured by ... Read and See More