German Dagger Buyers

German Dagger Buyers

by | Jul 10, 2018 | 1933-1945, A BETTER PRICE FOR YOUR COLLECTION, Alexander Coppel, Antique Blades, Army Daggers, Arthur Schuttelhofer & Co, August Bickel, Auktioniere, Cash buyers of militaria, Emil Voos Waffenfabrik, Free Militaria Valuations, German Army Dagger, German Dagger Dealers

 German Army officers  first carried a dagger beginning in 1935. The dress dagger was worn on occasions not requiring the wearing of a more formal dress sword. The dagger design was quite attractive featuring silvered heavy fittings with white or coloured grip. The...
Arbeit Adelt R.A.D. the R.A.D.Hewer was robustly crafted to serve as both a working hatchet and to be worn as an emblem ofauthority on formal occasions. Paul Casburg based his design for the hewer on an antique woodman’s hatchet.These Antler griped Hewers measured forty cms overall .They had carbon steel blades etched with the RAD moto”Arbeit Adelt“ (“Work Ennobles”) The scabbards were steel shells mounted with silvered nickel then later steel and alloy fittings. Celtic knot designs and a swastika within a spade flanked by ears of corn were impressed into the fittings. Fittings to the scabbard were toned with black shellac,oil glaze or cellulose paint ,polished back, then lacquered to achieve an antique look.The antler grip plates on early productionHewers retain the raw texture whilst later examples tend to have a smoother finish. A Scarce variation is the “Full Stag” in this early variation of the Hewer the handle lacks the metal ends to the pommel. They are instead covered by Antler. The Hewer was affixed to the enlisted man’s belt by a large leather hanger, variations of hangers exist as well as non regulation examples.Hewers were locally issued at Labor Corps battalion bases and were not available for private purchase .The RAD’s triangular proof mark is seen above the makers mark on hewers produced before 1936 production of the Hewer had finished by late 1942.Known Makers of the Rad Hewer. Include Carl Eickhorn. Boker.,Gottlieb Hammesfahr.W.K.C., Axt und Hauer fabrick.,Paul Weyersberg & Co.,Carl Julius Krebbs.Tiger. and Pumawerk S.A. Dagger Mint Blade Price $725 £500

Arbeit Adelt R.A.D. the R.A.D.Hewer was robustly crafted to serve as both a working hatchet and to be worn as an emblem ofauthority on formal occasions. Paul Casburg based his design for the hewer on an antique woodman’s hatchet.These Antler griped Hewers measured forty cms overall .They had carbon steel blades etched with the RAD moto”Arbeit Adelt“ (“Work Ennobles”) The scabbards were steel shells mounted with silvered nickel then later steel and alloy fittings. Celtic knot designs and a swastika within a spade flanked by ears of corn were impressed into the fittings. Fittings to the scabbard were toned with black shellac,oil glaze or cellulose paint ,polished back, then lacquered to achieve an antique look.The antler grip plates on early productionHewers retain the raw texture whilst later examples tend to have a smoother finish. A Scarce variation is the “Full Stag” in this early variation of the Hewer the handle lacks the metal ends to the pommel. They are instead covered by Antler. The Hewer was affixed to the enlisted man’s belt by a large leather hanger, variations of hangers exist as well as non regulation examples.Hewers were locally issued at Labor Corps battalion bases and were not available for private purchase .The RAD’s triangular proof mark is seen above the makers mark on hewers produced before 1936 production of the Hewer had finished by late 1942.Known Makers of the Rad Hewer. Include Carl Eickhorn. Boker.,Gottlieb Hammesfahr.W.K.C., Axt und Hauer fabrick.,Paul Weyersberg & Co.,Carl Julius Krebbs.Tiger. and Pumawerk S.A. Dagger Mint Blade Price $725 £500

by | Sep 22, 2012 | Arbeit Adelt, Daggers, German Militaria, R.A.D.Daggers, Selling weapons for cash

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