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DAGGERS and SWORDS
E-466 ARMY DAGGER – This one
is made by Horster and looks to be the last style they produced. On the
inside of the pommel cap and cross guard there is a raised letter “H” with a
sword within it. The handle is a nice deep orange in color and is in
very good condition with only a few very small cracks starting (see photos),
this is nothing that is distracting to it. The pommel and cross guard
have pretty much lost most of their finish which looks gold with only traces
remaining, gray metal is showing. The ferrell is showing more of the
gold color finish. The blade is in very nice condition and has a wonderful
etched Horster logo on it, there is a leather buffer. The scabbard is
dent free, has a sinle domed headed set screw, both fittings with the hanging
rings are present. There is some slight gold color left on the upper
portion but not much. I am not saying that this dagger was for a
General but I can not see any silver finish on any of the metal parts,
overall its condition is good……$595 Photos You will have to look far and wide to find one in better shape than this one is in, does not look like it has ever been used. The leather is green with the silver stitching, this one would be an excellent addition to any German WWII Army officers sword…….$115 Photos
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| EMAIL/ORDER E-469 GERMAN S.98 INFANTRY BAYONET
- This is the newer of the two styles which has the two grips pieces,
both wooden grips are there, one side has a little damage to it. The
release button works and both grip set screws are there. The crossguard
is marked "26655", looks like there is something stamped into the
top of the pommel which I can not make out. The blade is marked
"II E. & F. Horster, E-460 ARMY PARADE DRESS BAYONET – This one was made by “E.Pack & Shonne, Solingen” and is stamped on the blade along with their logo of a man swinging a sledge hammer. This is the long bladed version with a blade that measures 9 ¾” long. The blade is still bright and does have the usual runner marks and it does have its leather buffer still in place. One of the plastic grips has a large piece broken off just above the crossguard, the release button still works well. The front of the scabbard still retains a lot of its original black paint while the back side is missing a large portion of it. This scabbard is not dented but it is missing the single set screw just above the lug for the frog….$75 Photos German Visor Caps | WWI German Helmets | WWII German Helmets | Redone Helmets | Helmet
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