Original German WWII Miniature Salesman's Sample Army Heer Officer Dagger by Ed. Wüsthof with Scabbard Japanese Antique Guns copper securing rivets

copper securing rivets

He was buried at Poets' Corner in Westminster Abbey

except it was much longer than the infantry carried

the mortar tube can no longer fit over the body and screw onto the base plate

It is however marked with 800 just over the pin catch

Original German WWII Miniature Salesman's Sample Army Heer Officer Dagger by Ed. Wüsthof with Scabbard Japanese Antique Guns copper securing rivetsOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a very nice example of a "Miniature" 2nd Model Luftwaffe dagger, which have been observed from several different makers. This example is marked on the blade by maker Ed. Wsthof, Dreizackwerk (Trident Works) of Solingen. Often referred to as "salesman samples", there is definitely debate over the purpose of these miniature daggers, which are quite useful as letter openers as well. They are constructed much as