GERMANY COLLECTION

German Daggers, Swords & Knives

German WW2 edged weapons are among the most collected militaria in the world. This collection spans Heer officer daggers, a Luftwaffe dagger with original hanger, SA daggers, a rare Police stag dagger, a Heer dress sword, K98 bayonets, and German boot knives — alongside WWI/WWII US knuckle knives carried by 101st Airborne veterans from D-Day to the Berghof.

None of these items are for sale. Maintained for historical preservation.

WWII German Heer officer dagger with scabbard

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WWII German Heer Dagger

An original Heer officer dagger with scabbard and fittings intact — Solingen-made, field-used, with the honest patina of a piece that was actually carried.

WWII German Heer officer dagger — second example

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WWII German Heer Dagger

A second Heer officer dagger with better finish retention — same pattern, different factory, different story. Comparing two examples reveals the variation that makes German edged weapons so compelling.

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K98 Bayonets and Boot Knife

World War Two K98 bayonets were a favourite bring-back souvenir for US GIs as they were readily available. This grouping includes bayonets and a German boot knife.

WWII German Luftwaffe dagger with original hanger

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WWII German Luftwaffe Dagger

One of the most visually striking German edged weapons — yellow grip, eagle crossguard, blade etching — with its original hanger intact. A complete, displayable set.

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WWII German SA Dagger

The first Nazi-era edged weapon — introduced 1933, carried by SA Brownshirts. Brown grip, SA eagle crossguard, "Alles für Deutschland" blade motto.

WW2 German Police stag horn dagger with police shield

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WW2 German Police Stag Dagger

One of the more desired German daggers out there. Handle made with stag horn and a metal police shield — rarer than Heer or Luftwaffe examples.

WWI WWII 1918 US knuckle knives — 101st Airborne

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WWI / WWII 1918 Knuckle Knives

Issued in 1918, 101st Airborne veterans took these into D-Day and all the way to the Berghof. A piece that connects two world wars in a single object.

WWII German Heer officer dress sword — GI bring-back

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WWII German Heer Dress Sword

WWII German dress swords were brought back by GIs — the right length to fit in a duffel bag. Lion-head pommel, wire-wrapped grip, Solingen blade.

WWII German SA Aesculap dagger — fully documented

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WWII German SA Dagger — Aesculap

An SA dagger with the rare Aesculap (B. Braun Melsungen) maker's mark — fully documented in 7 images covering blade, crossguard, grip, pommel, and maker's stamp.