World War II German Army Officer Dagger with Portapee

Having unmarked 9.875-inch / 25-cm drop forged steel and nickel plated blade retaining strong cross-grain pattern throughout, uniformly finished cast alloy fittings, guard retaining buffer pad, WKC Type 4 style 'tomahawk' / 'hatchet' / 'axe' variation of Wehrmacht eagle clutching wreath on obverse, oak leaf ferrule and '12 leaf' pommel, white / ivory tone molded celluloid grip with angled grooves and correct naval / army metallic silver tone fabric portapee; magnetic metal scabbard having dual suspension rings secured by oak leaf bands, retaining single throat screw on same edge as rings and having pebbled panels to obverse and reverse

Property from: a Private Collector, Addison, Illinois

Length: 15 3/4 inches (including scabbard)

Condition: Good, overall light wear consistent with normal use, blade having single pen-tip sized spot on lower portion between blade flat and edge, minimal scratches aside from runner marks, some surface smudging around blade flats near ricasso, possibly fingerprint / oil residue, maintaining at least 90-percent of factory finish including prominent crossgraining overall, minor scuffs and scratches to hilt throughout, some wear to finish / patina of smaller areas on eagle and wreath but most wear concentrated on guard opposite side of eagle including spotting which reveals lighter tone metal beneath, grip free of any cracks and having only minor scuffs and scratches; portapee having light wear most visible to wider portion directly above 'acorn'; scabbard free of dents, having minimal scuffs or scratches throughout, slight gap between throat and scabbard more visible to one side but still secured

Category: Military & Weapons > World War II

Estimated Sale Time: 12:28 pm CST

Shipping Status: Shipping Quote



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Last modified: March 2, 2023, 9:58 am

Good, overall light wear consistent with normal use, blade having single pen-tip sized spot on lower portion between blade flat and edge, minimal scratches aside from runner marks, some surface smudging around blade flats near ricasso, possibly fingerprint / oil residue, maintaining at least 90-percent of factory finish including prominent crossgraining overall, minor scuffs and scratches to hilt throughout, some wear to finish / patina of smaller areas on eagle and wreath but most wear concentrated on guard opposite side of eagle including spotting which reveals lighter tone metal beneath, grip free of any cracks and having only minor scuffs and scratches; portapee having light wear most visible to wider portion directly above 'acorn'; scabbard free of dents, having minimal scuffs or scratches throughout, slight gap between throat and scabbard more visible to one side but still secured

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