Item: G2030

Reichsmarine Naval Dagger, C. Eickhorn

$2,400

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Reichsmarine Naval Dagger, C. Eickhorn

Officer?s dagger, good early quality, with brass fittings. Double engraved blade exhibits few minor imperfections, extremely fine condition; both the pommel and the cross guard are early quality brass base having good quality gilded finish, in addition to having very fine detail throughout. The celluloid over wood grip is an off-white color, moderate wear, minor cracks, very fine. The typical Eickhorn scabbard is the lightning bolt variety, the gilding remains in very fine condition, though there are few dents on scabbard. With matching hangers, brass fitting,, these very fine, and portepee as originally worn. Untouched, un cleaned dagger, overall very fine plus condition. (Sold with expertise of authenticity, D. Niemann).