UPDATED 7/19/10 at 6:30 P.M. E.S.T.

WORLD WAR 2 GERMAN & EDGED WEAPONS AND ACCESSORIES

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1.German WW2 Hitler Youth knife. Transitional period with both the RZM and the maker (Eickhorn) on the blade. Shows normal wear from use. Looks possibley sharpened. Bakelite grips and HJ diamond are perfect. Blade is dated 1939, and has the RZM logo with their maker number and their logo. Leather washer is present. Scabbard has about 80% paint left, looks very nice. Overall decent example. $499 SOLD


 

 

2.German ww2 issue k98 rifle matched bayonet. Great variation example by Hörster, with maker code "asw". This well known variation uses 1944 produced scabbards with unused 1943 dated blades. Seems they had a number of pre stamped 1943 blades left over in 1944, so they used them at the beginning of 44 until they were gone. This is a really nice, probably unissued example. It has some wear, but it looks mostly from storage. The scabbard has one small ding on the reverse. The scabbard finish is about 97%, the blade finish is about 90-95%. Grips are perfect with no chips. Really nice late war example. SOLD


 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

3.German ww2 issue k98 matched rifle bayonet. Great example of a "dot" manufacturer (Waffenfabrik Brünn) made bayonet. These were made at the German occupied factory in Czechoslovakia. This example is dated 1942. The frog hook on the scabbard and the pommel are both waffenampted "63". Blade finish is about 90%. Scabbard finish about 85%. Wooden grips are excellent with just normal use. Overall excellent condition example of a tougher to get k98 bayonet variation. These "dot" made bayonets have longer blades than the standard k98 bayonet. $350 SOLD


 

 

4.German ww2 k98 rifle dress bayonet with Luftwaffe LBA and unit marked brown frog. Really nice private purchase k98 dress bayonet by "E. u. F. Horster" of Solingen. Super example with great blade, leather washer and nice grips. Under the leather frog, the scabbard paint has been worn, so I believe the frog has always been with it. The frog is absolutely beautiful. It is maker marked to Bruno Leunert and dated 1938. It is "L.B.A." marked and the unit is marked "Fl.H.Kdtr. Olmütz" for the airbase command in at the town of Olmütz. It is also marked underneath that "FL.H.Ko" for "Airbase command". Both the bayonet and the frog are excellent condition. Nice example and well marked. SOLD


 

 

 

 

 

 

5.German army alcoso stag handle K98 rifle dress bayonet. Superb example found recently at a garage sale! Complete with it's frog and leather washer. Overall nice and clean with normal age to it. Blade may have had a slight edge put on it. Stag grip is a knock-out! Excellent example. SOLD


 

 

 

6.German WWII army Eickhorn NCO ordnance sword. Nice 1938 dated example, and a veteran bringback. Brass grip is in decent, uncleaned condition, celluloid and wire on the grip are nearly perfect. Leather loop is intact and nice. Scabbard is decent, but has some oxidation where it's missing the blued finish. Sword is number "2054" and the scabbard and sword match. They are both marked "C.E./38", for Eickhorn 1938. The scabbard, blade and at least 3 places on the brass are all waffenampted. Blade is excellent and Eickhorn squirrel logo marked. Blade is 32" long. Nice example. $450 SALE! $375 SOLD


 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

7.German WWII army Eickhorn NCO ordnance sword. Really nice 1938 dated example, and a veteran bringback. Brass grip is in very nice, uncleaned condition, celluloid and wire on the grip are nearly perfect. Leather loop is intact. Scabbard is excellent plus with a beautiful blued finish. Sword is number "2029" and the scabbard and sword match. They are both marked "C.E./38", for Eickhorn 1938. The scabbard, blade and at least 3 places on the brass are all waffenampted. Blade is excellent and Eickhorn squirrel logo marked. Blade is 32" long. Gorgeous example. $525 SALE! SOLD


 

 

 

 8.German WW2 Army & Kriegsmarine officers' under the tunic dagger belts. Army example with and two nice examples from the same KM officer. These are a woven material with leather parts. The KM versions each have 2 rings for attaching the hangers.

 

A)Army (or other organization) white web trouser belt with leather removable dagger/sword hanger. End marked "95". Near mint. SOLD

B)Kriegsmarine -better condition, 39" SOLD

C)more worn example, some staining on the leather that is probably cleanable, 39" SOLD


 

 

 

 

 

9.German WWII army engraved sword, veteran bringback, never in a collection. Possibley a pre WW2 sword or an NCO sword. This one was given as a gift, probably a retirement. Both sides of the blade are engraved with a decorative panel with leaves and berries, along with the motto "In Treue Fest", which loosly translates to "In Steadfast Loyalty". Blade is overall excellent. Grip has very nice celluloid and wire, metal parts have oxidation on the backstrap and knuckleguard. Has 2 bufferpads. The sword is unmarked, not sure of the maker. Scabbard paint is about 80%-85%, but does show wear. Blade is about 32" long. $499

SALE! $399 SOLD


 

 

10.German ww2 k98 rifle bayonet. Nice example, dated 43 and maker marked "cul". Reddish bakelite grips are superb. Scabbard is mismatched, but by the same manufacturer, marked "44 cul". Has the standard 2 waffenampts on handle and one on scabbard tip. Overall light wear and wear to finish. Nice example for a combat display. $125


 

 

 

 

 

 

 

11..German ww2 k98 rifle bayonet frogs.

A)early version, dating from the Reichswehr. Made by the firm of Robert Larsen of Berlin and dated 1929. On the rear is an army or state property stamp. Excellent condition, scarce, early example. $115

B)Luftwaffe LBA marked example. Frog is maker marked and dated 1939. Rear of frog also bears the LBA mark. The stitches between the rivets on either side have come loose, but since the rivets are there, it does not affect the frog in any way. The original stitches are still showing on the front of the frog. Still has a nice, brown color. SOLD


 

 


 

 

 


 

 

 


 

 

 

 

 

 


 

 

 


 

 

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