1OO% ORIGINAL WW2 GERMAN NSDAP, DRK, RBL, SS, RAD, & POLICE BUCKEL COLLECTION . THE CONDITION OF THIS ITEMS ARE ALL USE. ALL ARE MAKER MARKED. WELL MARKED DATED AND NUMBERED. THE ALL DIFFERENT PRICES JUST LET KNOW WHICH ONE YOUR INTERESTED AND WE CAN DONA DEAL. ILL SEND MORE PICS ON REQUEST.
1OO% ORIGINAL WW2 GERMAN SS 807/36 OFFICER'S DRESS DAGGER. THE CONDITION OF THIS ITEM IS USED. WELL MARKED DATED AND NUMBERED. The "SS 807/36" is a Model 1933 SS (Schutzstaffel) service dagger produced under the authority of the Reichszeugmeisterei (RZM) in 1936. The number "807/36" is the RZM contract code indicating the year of production (1936) and an unknown manufacturer (code 807).
Key Information
Model: Model 1933 (M33) SS Service Dagger (SS Dienstdolch).
Manufacturer: The identity of the maker with code 807 remains unknown, though some sources suggest it might be Carl Krebs Solingen or Gustav Spitzer, Solingen (which used the RZM 7/80 code).
Production Period: Classified as a "middle version" or early pre-war production dagger, produced around 1936.
Markings:
Reverse Ricasso: Marked "SS 807/36 RZM" within a double circle logo.
Obverse Blade: Features the acid-etched SS motto "Meine Ehre hei?t Treue" (My Honor is Loyalty) in Gothic script.
Materials:
Blade: Steel, doubl
1OO% ORIGINAL WW2 EARLY GERMAN NSDAP PARTY FLAG CAPTURED IN COLOGNE GERMANY 7x5. THE CONDITION OF THIS ITEM IS USED. WITH A FEW PERIOD REPAIRS. THREE PEICE CONSTRUCTION.
1OO% ORIGINAL WW2 GERMAN NSDAP PARTY COTTEN ARMBAND . THE CONDITION OF THIS ITEM IS USED. THE MATERIAL IS HEAVY COTTEN RZM TAG REMOVED BUT CAN SEE THE NSDA.
1OO% ORIGINAL WW2 GERMAN NSDAP PARTY WOOL ARMBAND . THE CONDITION OF THIS ITEM IS USED. WELL MARKED DATED AND NUMBERED. THE MATERIAL IS HEAVY WOOL INK AND RZM STAMPED.
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