Early good quality dagger with beautiful brass fittings. The double engraved blade exhibits few minor imperfections, nearly extremely fine; both the pommel and the cross guard are of early quality brass with nearly 100% of their gilded finish. Both exhibit very fine detail throughout. The celluloid over wood grip is an off-white colour with no chipping or cracks and remains in extremely fine. The typical Eickhorn scabbard is of the lightning bolt variety. Its gilding is in very fine condition with no significant dents or scratches. Overall extremely fine condition.

In gilded stamped brass, maker marked, extremely fine condition.

Naval Pilot’s (Marinefliegersoldat) metal visored cap insignia, silvered zinc (silver worn off), measures 115x49mm, very fine.

In feinzink, very good quality, silvered and blackened, nearly 100% of original finish remains, by maker Schwerin, together with miniature badge (unmarked), 26mm, both contained within case of issue.

In gilded stamped brass (gilding mostly worn out), maker marked, fine condition.

In gilded bullion wire on dark blue cloth, very fine.

In tombac, early fine quality, by maker Schwerin, very fine.

In zinc alloy, unmarked, much of gilding remains, very fine.

In tombac, early fine quality, by maker Schwerin, extremely fine. Fine example.

Cross in silvered tombac, unmarked, very fine details, excellent quality manufacture, eagles soldered separately, extremely fine condition.

In zinc, maker “R.S.”, very fine.

Early fine quality in tombac, unmarked badge but typical C.E. Juncker manufacture, riveted eagle, very fine.

Early fine quality badge, in tombac. Maker marked “FEC.ADOLF BOCK AUSF. SCHWERIN BERLIN”, extremely fine condition.

In tombac, early fine quality, unmarked, very fine.

Very fine early quality badge in tombac, by maker Schwerin, Berlin, extremely fine. Very fine example.

First version, in tombac, by maker Schwerin, much of silvering and gilding remains but in worn condition, 44.82x57.11mm, weighs 32.1 grams, textbook example, fine condition.

Second version, in zinc alloy (feinzink), nearly 100% of original finish remains, by maker Schwerin, extremely fine condition.

Officer’s dagger, good early quality, with brass fittings. Double engraved blade exhibits few minor imperfections, un cleaned for a long time, nearly extremely fine condition; both the pommel and the cross guard are early quality brass base having good gilded finish, in addition to having very fine detail throughout. The celluloid over wood grip is an off-white color, moderate wear, minor imperfections, very fine. The typical Eickhorn scabbard is the lightning bolt variety, the gilding remains mostly worn off, there are few very minor dents on scabbard. With non-matching hangers, these very fine, and portepee as originally worn. Untouched, un cleaned dagger, overall very fine condition.

Officer’s dagger, good early quality, with brass fittings. Double engraved blade exhibits few minor imperfections, good very fine condition; both the pommel and the cross guard are early quality brass base having good quality gilded finish, in addition to having very fine detail throughout. The celluloid over wood grip is an off-white color, moderate wear, good very fine. The typical W.K.C. scabbard is the hammered variety, the gilding remains in very fine condition, no dents on scabbard. Overall very fine plus condition.

Officer’s dagger, good early quality, with brass fittings. Double engraved blade exhibits few minor imperfections, extremely fine condition; both the pommel and the cross guard are early quality brass base having good quality gilded finish, in addition to having very fine detail throughout. The celluloid over wood grip is an off-white color, moderate wear, minor cracks, very fine. The typical Eickhorn scabbard is the lightning bolt variety, the gilding remains in very fine condition, though there are few dents on scabbard. With matching hangers, brass fitting,, these very fine, and portepee as originally worn. Untouched, un cleaned dagger, overall very fine plus condition. (Sold with expertise of authenticity, D. Niemann).

In zinc alloy, maker marked, worn, most of gilding rubbed off, good condition.

In zinc alloy, gold wash completely gone, maker marked “Schwerin Berlin”, fine condition.

Magnetic, in die stamped iron sheet, bronzed, 64x68mm, engraved, extremely fine.

In gilded tombac, enameled, fine quality, maker marked, 37x21mm, extremely fine and very scarce.

In zinc alloy, maker marked, very fine.

Large half-size miniature of badge on stickpin, 27mm, in zinc alloy, extremely fine.

In tombac, unmarked, vaulted, extensively worn, gilding and silvering rubbed off, good condition.

In zinc, unmarked, gold wash completely gone, fine condition.

Magnetic/iron core, flat, maker marked “6.”, extensive spots of rust, fair condition.

In tombac, fine early quality badge, very good gilding and silvering, maker Assmann, very fine.

Magnetic/iron core, flat, maker marked “L/52” and “20”, spots of rust, good condition.

In tombac, fine early quality badge, very good gilding and silvering, maker “R.K.”, extremely fine.

In zinc alloy, maker marked “f.o.”, this badge appears never been gilded, unworn condition.