Solingen sa dagger The Dagger has the maker mark on the blade: Aug. Solingen-Gr. This dagger was produced by the F. In both Ralph Siegert’s SA Dagger Book rarity scale, this maker is ranked as an 8 out of 10 reflecting production numbers of approximatly 3000. During this time more than 200 manufacturers were known to produce the SA dagger. The guards and tang are untouched and have a nice patina. A c. Here we have a Model 1933 SA Dagger (SturmabteilungDienstdolch) by Tiger of Solingen (Tiger (Lauterjung & Co. & S Solingen Price: $1,250. The crossguards and tang nut are in very good condition throughout with all This SA [Sturmabteilung] Dagger in EXC+ condition. $1,250. ” It was produced the by that factory with the product name of “Flamme” and their logo shows burning flames. This is a great early pattern SA Dagger, made by the rare firm of Gebrüder Christians in the legendary blade-making city of Solingen, Germany. These daggers were to honor individuals who had served with the SA prior to December, 1931. ) of Solingen). -G. This is an very nice condition early pattern SA Dagger, made by the very desirable firm of Solinger Metallwaren-Fabrik, located in Solingen, the legendary "City of Blades" in Western Germany. A truly nice SA Dagger, this late RZM dagger by F. The blade on this one is a looks great! The fit is nice and tight and the tip comes to a perfectly sharp point. It comes comes compete with an original scabbard in the Offered here is a very fine example of a WW2 German SA man’s dagger. Dec 2, 2024 · German Dagger A. Adorning it is the emblematic high-necked grip eagle accompanied by an SA roundel. Helbig, Steinbach (RZM M7/73) firm. Other than the inscription, these pieces were identical to the Original Item: Only One Available. McSaar lists them at 8 out of 10, however, I have only every owned one other in my lifetime, making me to believe it is much rarer than that! > SA and NSKK Daggers (3) Early Daggers (3) Transitional Daggers (3) RZM Daggers > SS Daggers It registered with the Solingen authorities on May 10, 1872. Co. In conclusion, this early SA dagger with Asso Solingen etching is a valuable piece of history, offering collectors a glimpse into the early days of the Third Reich. German WWII Early M1933 Full Ground ROHM SA Dagger By HENCKELS SOLINGEN In Display Box. SA dagger collecting is a fascinating hobby however is can be a minefield for the beginner. P. The tang nut does not appear to have ever been out of this dagger. The dagger has solid nickel silver fittings throughout, and is a really nice example These early daggers featured hand-fitted nickel silver fittings, and scabbards that had an anodized coating. Nice matching parts, never disassembled. It was made by firm of Hugo Linder Deltawerk in Solingen, the legendary "City of Blades" in Western Germany. It comes comes compete with an original scabbard, which is the Nov 8, 2024 · WWII GERMAN SA DAGGER-SMF SOLINGEN-NIEDERSACHSEN GRUPPE MARKED. It comes complete with the original period repainted scabbard, as well as a very nice leather belt hanger. This is an very good condition early pattern SA Dagger, made by the well known firm of Friedrich Herder Abr. From 1920-1928, the company was owned solely by Eduard Linder. Early Nickel fittings, lower guard with "Wf" stamp. Fisher estimates that only 3,000 SA daggers were made by Neptun. Come the Third Reich era, Berns made early SA daggers-Fisher estimates 3,000. of Solingen. Short Army Dress Bayonet The workshops in Solingen and Pasing also produced bicycle parts. Dagger is marked “Ns” on the lower guard for issue to the Niedersachsen Gruppe. A Model 1933 Sturmabteilung Dienstdolch by E. Spiess, Bolte & Anschutz (B&A), had produced items during the war During the Third Reich era, Böntgen & Sabin made early era SA/NSKK daggers. With occupying forces stationed there, many German companies turned to producing collector's items. The SA dagger was originally produced in vast quantities by 123 different cottage makers. of Solingen and dated "1941" on the SA Dagger by Eduard Wusthof RZM 7/19 1938 ENGRAVED. SA Dagger [Late Version] with 3-Piece Hanger by RZM M7/2 Luftwaffe Dagger [1937] with Hangers by Emil Voos Solingen Early 1st Model Luftwaffe Dagger [M1935] by Emil Voos Solingen SA Basics Sell my SA Dagger. Luftwaffe Dagger [1937] by Tiger Solingen. 00 Original Third Reich SA Dagger RZM M7/1 By Gebruder Christians, Christianswerk SA Dagger by Louper-Solingen (Item SADAG 1-15) DESCRIPTION: Here is a fine SA dagger by a small company in Solingen by the name of “Louper. SA Dagger [Late Version] - RZM M7/73 (F. SA Dagger [Early Version] by TIGER Solingen. The blade on this one shows age. This company had made SA daggers since the Röhm era, and continued to produce early pattern knives after that period. Felix Gloriawerk. The blade on this one has some age grey and stain. Like most NSDAP branches, the SA wore paramilitary dress and dagger. 84/98 bayonets were made from 1934-1937 marked with the "S/177" code. Rare Maker UNDINE Meisenburg Kuno, Solingen. In 1936, the Reichszeugmeisterie der NSDAP (RZM) organization began to standardize the manufacture of the SA dagger. It is also manufactured by a rare maker, Paul Seilheimer, that ranks a 7 out of 10 on the McSarr rarity scale. Haker Solingen. It’s a gorgeous piece. The dagger has solid nickel An early Model 1933 Sturmabteilung Dienstdolch by Anton Wingen of Solingen. This is an excellent condition early pattern SA Dagger, made by the rare maker Hammesfahr & Co. S. A. This is the first time we have had a dagger by this maker. Merten Ww. The crossguard is marked with a stamped “S” indicating that it was issued in Gau Saxony. There is a line of extremely minor surface pitting where the top guard meets the grip (on both sides), but hardly worth mentioning… Original Third Reich Early M1933 Full Ground Rohm SA Dagger By E. Helbig, Steinbach) This SA dagger has a rarely seen RZM trademark produced by the F. Wertz Solingen SA Dagger (No Logos) German Dagger By A Very Rare Maker. Windmoller and K. In 1934, he distributed approximately 100,000 SA daggers with his personal inscription on the reverse blade. , Stahlwarenfabrik in Solingen, Germany, rated 5 out of 10 on the McSarr scale. A truly nice and good looking SA dagger by a desirable firm. This early SA dagger has some unusual aspects about it, as well as some condition issues. P. This early, pre-RZM example is maker marked “SMF SOLINGEN” on the blade. To the best of our knowledge, all the examples shown are original pre-1945 manufacture. GmbH, based in Solingen, Germany. The During the Third Reich era, Hammesfahr manufactured: many quality SS daggers, HJ knives, along with SA/NSKK daggers and RAD Hewers among other edged weapons. In 1930, the company transferred ownership to: H. In 1933 Hitler commissioned Professor Woenne of the Solingen School of Commerce to design an edged weapon for dress wear by the SA and SA reserve. After the end of WWII, USGI's brought home a multitude of German WWII items, including all types of knives, daggers, and other memorabilia. The 1935 RZM Handbuch, places the company at Wittkuller Straße 10 and allots the RZM M7/42 code to WKC. (SMF) Solingen - Measuring 377 mm in length with the scabbard on, this SA dagger is engraved "Alles für Deutschland" on the blade, exhibiting beautiful crossgraining, with the usual in and out runner marks, with sharp edges and a very sharp tip. Cheers, Darren Rare - Model 1933 Sturmabteilung Dienstdolch by Neptun of Solingen. Original Third Reich Early M1933 Full Ground Rohm SA Dagger By E. The lower crossguard is Gruppe marked on the reverse, Wm which stands for Westmark. & S Solingen- This genuine M1933 SA Dagger from the early years of the Third Reich exhibits its historical significance through its distinctive features. In 1935, the company was located on Mittelstrasse 13-15 in Solingen. Berns also concentrated on the sale of: cutlery, knives, pocket knives and manicure articles. This logo in particular, while not necessarily a rare one; is quite desirable by collectors as one o In 1933 Hitler commissioned Professor Woenne of the Solingen School of Commerce to design an edged weapon for dress wear by the SA and SA reserve. This dagger is an earlier example, and features the crossed keys logo. On October 6, 1926, Berns registered with the Solingen chamber of commerce. Missing paint on scabbard. 00. The cross guards and tang nut are in very (1) RAD Leader Daggers (2) RAD EM Daggers > Red Cross and Social Welfare Daggers (1) Red Cross Leader Daggers (6) Red Cross EM Daggers > RLB Daggers (2) RLB 1st Model EM Dagger (1) RLB 2nd Model Leader Dagger > SA and NSKK Daggers (3) Early Daggers (3) Transitional Daggers (3) RZM Daggers > SS Daggers (2) SS Röhm Daggers (1) Type II Chained SS This Early SA Dagger is in incredible condition. $1,800. SADAGGERS #50750 Early SA Dagger by Curt Hoppe. Very nice untouched SA dagger in good condition. Biermann. The crossguards and tang nut are in very good condition The nickel fittings both share the same age patina tone as the dagger guards and eagle, making the set a dead-on match! Aside from normal use wear, and a ding to the tip fitting (fairly normal), the scabbard as a whole is a real beauty! This SMF SA dagger is priced right considering the rarity and desirability that SA daggers from this maker These early daggers featured hand-fitted nickel silver fittings, and scabbards that had an anodized coating. The acid etched “Alles fur Deutschland” motto and Jung Siegfried wielding a hammer “E. Original Item: Only One Available. Eduard Ohliger, Messerfabrik, located in Solingen, Germany. The dagger has solid nickel silver fittings throughout, and really is a great looking example. 0 cm. Army Officer’s Dagger with Knot by Tiger Solingen. NSKK Dagger by Arthur Schutelhofer RZM M7/13. W. Come the Third Reich, early era SA daggers were made. The blade with the SA motto to the obverse, and the Original Item: Only One Available. This is a very rare maker, and this is only the third item we have had from them, with the others being an NSKK Dagger and HJ Knife. The dagger has solid nickel silver fittings throughout, and is a nice example. & S. This early dagger is equipped with fine solid nickel hilt mounts. The maker, however, is only very rare seen. Other than the inscription, these pieces were identical to the This SA [Sturmabteilung] Dagger in EXC condition. The dagger was issued for wear in February 1934 and was styled after a 16th century south German hunting dagger known as a Holbein dagger. It is likely the company ceased trading after the war, though some family ties may still be sharpening knives and scissors to this day. It comes complete with an original scabbard, which is the Original Item: Only One Available. A. Holler (a RARE maker of SA daggers) is near mint! The metal plating is 99%, with only a couple small chips to the top of the pommel nut. Box Size 24x12 Full Length 14 Inch Blade Length 9 Inch Based on pricing, it would seem that the RZM SA Daggers are slightly cheaper than early maker mark SA Daggers (assuming condition is roughly the same), which makes the $1895 AUD SA Dagger exceptionally expensive. This is a prime example of an RZM SA dagger, with nickel plated fittings on the crossguards exhibiting contact marks and wear where it butts the wooden handle, along with The SA daggers blade is engraved "Alles für Deutschland", exhibiting beautiful cross-graining, with the usual in and out runner marks. This company had made SA daggers since the Röhm era, but only made them in limited numbers throughout the war. Blade maker marked by RZM M7/36 (Horster E. Its very good condition, coupled with the presence of the original hanger, makes it a noteworthy addition to any collection. An SA Dagger by Stocker & Co. SHIPPING ONLY TO MAINLAND EUROPE The 1922 Solingen und sein Industriebezirk advertisement above lists their specialty in pocket knives. Note: while the following firms produced transitional and/or RZM marked SA daggers, they are not known to have produced maker marked SA daggers - Anvil (Franz Pils & Sohne, Steinbach) Dreiturn (J. The company was situated on Focher Straße 60 in 1938. Solingen' maker mark are both nice and clear. This is a nice, honest early SA dagger by maker Robert Herder, Solingen with the nice, hard to come by maroon windmill maker mark — almost a color match to the grip. Come December 12, 1928, Hugo Linder registered with the Solingen chamber of commerce. This is a lovely early pattern SA Dagger, made by the rare maker Hermann Konejung A. Herder firm of Solingen. The reverse ricasso is maker marked SMF SADAGGERS #50750 Early SA Dagger by Curt Hoppe. This is a nice, early SA dagger by maker Hugo Rader, Solingen, with solid nickel pommel nut, upper and lower guards, and scabbard fittings. All nickel silver fittings are in excellent plated condition, unfortunately the ball of the scabbard does have a split where the dagger was dropped at some time. Come the Third Reich, early era SA daggers were made-Fisher estimates 2,000. This article is for the beginner. The dagger was issued for wear in February 1934 and was styled after a 16 th century south German hunting dagger known as a "Holbein" dagger. Initially these daggers were made with the highest quality, being produced out of hand-fitted nickel fittings, hardwood grips and brown anodized or "blued" scabbards. It is marked with the RZM (Reichszeugmeisterei) and maker marked "M7/68" for Tigerwerk Lauterjung & Co. The company was located on Felderstrasse 11-13 in Solingen. Prior to his "unmasking" as a traitor, Ernst Röhm was the leader of the Sturmabteilung (SA). This maker ranks #7 on the McSARR scale. Sohn. In 1935, Herder was given the RZM code M7/49. & F. Carl Weyersberg, widow Helene Weyersberg and Hermann Bick fulfilled managing roles from 1930-1939. The SA dagger represents one of the most affordable blades to collect since millions were produced between 1933 and the end of the war. &S. If anyone has questions or suggestions, please contact [email protected] . . The grip on this one has a very smooth and rich mocha wood coloring! SA Daggers by Christianswerk don’t come around too often so we’re thrilled to be providing this one for sale. Pack & Sohne- The wooden grip showcases a remarkable condition with rich tones and wood grains. (Ernst Pack & Sohne). No Significant Pitting On Blade (Couple Treatments Of Polish Would Clean It Up Very Well) Scabbard In Great Condition But Missing One Screw For Upper Throat Crossguards Are Immaculate. All solid nickel-silver mounts throughout; the lower cross guard bearing the Gruppe stamp 'Nrh' for Niederrhein. Solingen” maker mark are both nicely executed. This company is known for making early pattern SA daggers, but only made them in limited numbers. It comes comes compete with an original scabbard, which is one of the best we have seen. The Dagger has the rare maker mark on the blade: Carl Heidelberg Solingen. It comes comes compete with an original There are 6 known makers for SS daggers and 16 known makers for SA dagger. 1935 WKC Blank Waffen Aller Art catalog featured multiple variations of: swords and daggers for the Wehrmacht, police and dress bayonets, an HJ knife and forestry cutlasses. Rohm Motto Had Been Period Removed. The acid etched 'Alles fur Deutschland' motto and 'Anton Wingen Jr. WW2 German SA Dagger buy G. The grip is a nice chocolate brown tone with a few minor dings and one very small eighth inch surface chip to the left of the SA roundel near the corner of the grip. u. These is some slight age to the blade with minor gray spotting. Dagger Information – SA Standard 1933 Dagger. Nickel-silver scabbard fittings show surface wear/yellow age patina matching the hilt fittings and no damage to ball. Solingen manufacturers including; Carl Eickhorn and E. Schmidt & Sohne, Solingen) Arthur Evertz, Solingen Josef Hack GmbH, Steyr Carl Halbach, Solingen Robert Klaas, Solingen-Ohligs Ernst Mandewirth A complete list of German WWII Model 1933 SA Dress Dagger (Sturmabteilung Dienstdolch) maker/manufacture marks and RZM M7/ codes. It is rated 9 out of 10 for rarity on the McSARR (McAlvanah SA Rarity Rating) scale, assembled based on . This company was one of the many branches of the storied Herder family of Solingen. It comes complete with the original scabbard, which is the correct early type. The company owned by Fritz Reuss and A. The grip on this one has a very nice, deep burgundy tone – a very elegant color! The grip eagle retains approximately 90% of its original detail, and the SA roundel is 100%. I've attached a couple of photos I took of that (although, I was able to handle it and check out the condition). SA Dagger [Early Variant] - Puma Solingen. The SA dagger, with a fine mid-brown, fruit-wood grip, which fits well to the upper and lower cross guards. of Solingen, the legendary "City of Blades" in Western Germany. Model 1933. The tang nut and crossguard all have a very fine dull patina throughout. Comes with the original RZM marked (RZM L2/600/41) leather hanger. This is one of the best early pattern SA Daggers that we have ever had. Very good condition original WWII German SA (Storm Troopers) dagger. The total length is 37. I am only speaking in generalities here and advanced collectors will have to look elsewhere, however I believe that this hobby has given me so much I would like to give something back in return. The dagger has solid nickel silver fittings throughout, and is a really nice example Original Item: Only One Available. This is an very good condition early pattern SA Dagger, made by the exceedingly rare firm of F. B&S did not receive an RZM number at that time and no other dress daggers are known to have been manufactured. This is an very good condition early pattern SA Dagger, made by the very desirable firm of Ernst Pack & Söhne of Solingen, the legendary "City of Blades" in western Germany. SA 1933 pattern dagger for sale made by Christianswerk, Solingen. The grip perfectly fits these guards and is a nice brown wood example, showing hand wear here and there. This is an exceptional early SA Dagger by very rare maker Carl Schmidt Sohn, with an approximate production of only 1000 pieces. GmbH Solingen). SA Dagger [Early Variant] - Puma Solingen. This is an excellent early pattern SA Dagger, made by the well-known firm of Anton Wingen jun. Original Third Reich SA Early Dagger by E. This is a great example of a rare transitional pattern SA Dagger, made by the by the well known firm of Lauterjung & Sohn PUMA-Werk of Solingen, the legendary "City of Blades" in western Germany. Prior to around 1935, the daggers were stamped with an SA group letter on the reverse of the crossguard. Condition: Very good. It has solid nickel silver fittings throughout, and comes compete with the original leather belt hanger. Also included with this dagger is the 1933-style hanger. , Stahlwarenfabrik, in Solingen, Germany. Early Nickel fittings, lower guard with «Ns» stamp. During the Third Reich era, many SA daggers were made along with SS daggers using the RZM 1203/38 SS contract code. It comes comes compete with an original scabbard, which has a very nice belt hanger attached to it. zdijp wvyudnxa gqphn svde lutabqs hgzy cilcjde zjoxka ngcp nrrpno