Hitler's Germany produced the largest selection of official edged weaponry ever authorized by a state for its military and political organizations. This work shows the various patterns of weapon, and these pictures are supplemented by plates from contemporary Nazi manufacturers' sales catalogues.
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not very good as far as details go, all the photos are black and white, it doesn't go into details about anything that's not common (like rare issues). very superficial treatment of the subject and for the $80 price, its definitely not worth it. you'd learn more from a forum online.
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Prior to 1933, only a few regulation German daggers existed for wear by naval officers, selected higher ranks of the Fire Brigade, Forestry Service officials, members of hunting and shooting associations and boys from various youth movements. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
chained dagger, blade motto, grip insignia, flight utility knife, dress bayonet, black leather frog, scabbard liners, army dagger, plain steel blade, staghorn grips, hilt fittings, leather hanger, service bayonets, service dagger, quillon block, police bayonets, blade ricasso, nickel silver fittings, dress daggers, nickel fittings, blackened steel, aluminium fittings, grip plates, chain hanger, black plastic grip Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Third Reich, Honour Dagger, Carl Eickhorn, Second World War, First World War, Hitler Youth, Diplomatic Corps, Paul Casberg, Customs Service, Forestry Service, Paul Weyersberg, Hunting Association, Sword of Honour, Alexander Coppel, Land Customs, Night of the Long Knives, None Remarks, Water Customs, German Air Sports Association, None Scabbard, Railway Guard, Solingen Scabbard, Deutsche Polizei, German Army, Heinrich Himmler New!
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Prior to 1933, only a few regulation German daggers existed for wear by naval officers, selected higher ranks of the Fire Brigade, Forestry Service officials, members of hunting and shooting associations and boys from various youth movements. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
chained dagger, blade motto, grip insignia, flight utility knife, dress bayonet, black leather frog, scabbard liners, army dagger, plain steel blade, staghorn grips, hilt fittings, leather hanger, service bayonets, service dagger, quillon block, police bayonets, blade ricasso, nickel silver fittings, dress daggers, nickel fittings, blackened steel, aluminium fittings, grip plates, chain hanger, black plastic grip Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Third Reich, Honour Dagger, Carl Eickhorn, Second World War, First World War, Hitler Youth, Diplomatic Corps, Paul Casberg, Customs Service, Forestry Service, Paul Weyersberg, Hunting Association, Sword of Honour, Alexander Coppel, Land Customs, Night of the Long Knives, None Remarks, Water Customs, German Air Sports Association, None Scabbard, Railway Guard, Solingen Scabbard, Deutsche Polizei, German Army, Heinrich Himmler New!
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- The Dance of Death (Dover Fine Art, History of Art) by Hans Holbein on page 29
- German Clamshells and Other Bayonets by G. Walker in Back Matter
- The Hitler Youth by David Littlejohn in Back Matter
- The Ring of the Nibelung (Penguin Classics) by Trans. and Ed. John Deathridge Richard Wagner in Front Matter
- The Ring of the Nibelung by Richard Wagner in Front Matter
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