Germany, Kriegsmarine. An Officer’s Dress Dagger, By Carl Eickhorn certificate_of_authenticity with text and line diagrams

with text and line diagrams

He was subsequently commissioned as a Flight Lieutenant in 1942 and went overseas

and are limited to soiling and material fatigue of the sweatband and interior liner

The reason is given as an “urgently necessary mission” with no further details

the edge marked “SILBER” and with a content number of “990”

Germany, Kriegsmarine. An Officer’s Dress Dagger, By Carl Eickhorn certificate_of_authenticity with text and line diagrams(Kriegsmarine Offiziersdolch). A Kriegsmarine Officers dress dagger, measuring 42 cm in total length when inserted into the scabbard. It features a 25. 5 cm long nickel plated magnetic steel blade with a sharpened tip and edges. Each side has dual narrow fullers which run approximately two thirds of the blades length. The blade also features a double sided acid etched design consisting of a central fouled anchor flanked by arabesque and serpentine