NEW ITEM   E-479   SA DAGGER - Made by the SMF company the reverse of this blade has the single open RZM circle positioned over the "M 7/9", below that is the production date of "1942".  The crossguard still retains a very good nickel finish and has a nice age patina to them.  The wooden handle is in just wonderful condition, has a  SA emblem embedded into the top area of the handle and the porcelain is very good on it.  Has a nicely detailed aluminum eagle which is in very good condition.  The blade is still bright and does have some clouding on it, the motto is very deeply etched into the blade.  Scabbard fittings are in very good condition and match the condition of the crossguard quite nicely.  Bottom fitting has both set screws present, this fitting shows the most wear to its finish, the bottom of the ball has a single dent to it,  the body of this scabbard is in excellent condition with virtually all the brown paint intact.  Has the hanging ring and two sets screws on the scabbards upper fitting.  This SA dagger is probably one of the last production ones as after this date only some award daggers were produced.......$650  Photos

NEW ITEM   E-475   ARMY OFFICER’S SWORD PORTAPEE – 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

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, Solingen" and it is dark spotted its entire length.  There is no scabbard with this one......$75  Photos

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

E-390   ARMY PARADE DRESS DAGGER BLADE & POMMEL - This is a parts dagger, has no release button, plastic grips, leather buffer or scabbard.  The blade on it is maker marked by "Pack & Sohne, Solingen" and this manufactures logo of the man swinging the sledge hammer is there.  The logo is lightly stamped into the blade, on the tang of the blade there is a box with a cross in it.  The blade itself is still very bright and in good condition.  The pommel is the dove head type and has the slot in it for attaching to a rifle.  Crossguard has the ball end missing from it.  Most usable part of this one is the blade.......$35   Photos  (2)

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