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  • SS Chained M36 Dagger. MINT

    SS Chained M36 Dagger. MINT (Lot: 428)

    100% original chained dagger SS in very good  condition.
    Original paint on the scabbard and original cross grain on the blade. Untouched grip.
    Awesome piece from my collection

    Starting bid: $ 11,400
  • Austro-Hungarian Danube River Fleet Officer’s Dagger

    Austro-Hungarian Danube River Fleet Officer’s Dagger (Lot: 427)

    Austro-Hungarian Danube River Fleet Officer’s Dagger, a rare ceremonial piece from the late 19th to early 20th century, exhibiting remarkable craftsmanship throughout. The straight, double-edged blade of diamond cross-section features fine etched and engraved decoration, still clearly visible along its surface. The gilt-bronze hilt displays the iconic dolphin-shaped crossguard symbolizing naval and river service, while the fluted ivory (or imitation) grip ends with a richly ornamented ferrule and crown-shaped pommel. The gilded brass scabbard is adorned with high-relief decoration including an anchor beneath a royal crown and the D.S.F. monogram — Donaudampfschiffahrtsgesellschaft, the Danube Steamship Company later associated with the imperial river fleet. The surface is richly ornamented with scrolling motifs and shell-shaped suspension fittings. Overall condition is very good for its age, with noble patina and fine presentation. A scarce and elegant dagger, considerably rarer than the standard Austro-Hungarian naval patterns.

  • SS Dagger — F.W. Helbig (RZM 1163/38)

    SS Dagger — F.W. Helbig (RZM 1163/38) (Lot: 429)

    An original SS service dagger, Model 1933, manufactured by F.W. Helbig, Steinbach. The blade bears the standard SS motto “Meine Ehre heißt Treue” (“My Honor is Loyalty”), along with the RZM code 1163/38.

    The grip is made of dark wood with inlaid the eagle and enamel SS emblem. All fittings are nickel-plated, showing a natural patina of age. The scabbard is original, black painted with nickel-plated fittings. Complete with its leather hanger, marked by RZM.

    Steel made magnetic cross guards!

    Starting bid: $ 2,950
  • Army Dagger, Model 1935 by Gustav Spitzer Early aluminium fittingsings

    Army Dagger, Model 1935 by Gustav Spitzer Early aluminium fittingsings (Lot: 430)

    A fine German Army officer’s dagger, Model 1935, produced by the Solingen maker Gustav Spitzer. It features an orange-toned grip with twisted design, a detailed eagle crossguard, and a pommel with oak leaf wreath. The steel scabbard shows the typical pebbled finish with suspension bands and rings. Complete with its original silver portepee, this dagger is a desirable example by a scarcer maker.

    Starting bid: $ 1,395
  • Bavarian Reservist Beer Stein – 2nd Bavarian Field Artillery Regiment “Prinz Luitpold”, Augsburg c.1900

    Bavarian Reservist Beer Stein – 2nd Bavarian Field Artillery Regiment “Prinz Luitpold”, Augsburg c.1900 (Lot: 438)

    A fine porcelain regimental stein dedicated to the 2nd Bavarian Field Artillery Regiment “Prince Luitpold,” stationed in Augsburg, around 1900.

    Hand-painted body featuring the Bavarian coat of arms flanked by two lions and the regimental title beneath. Side panels depict vivid service scenes — artillery training, field maneuvers, farewells, and moments of rest.

    Pewter lid richly embossed with military motifs and topped by a three-dimensional cannon and gun crew, with a Bavarian lion thumb lift. Interior base contains a lithophane showing an artilleryman at his gun.

    The upper rim reads “Kanonendonner ist unser Gruß” – “The thunder of cannons is our greeting.”
    A striking and colorful example of turn-of-the-century Bavarian craftsmanship, combining artistic detail with strong regimental symbolism.

  • Bavarian Reservist Beer Stein – 3rd Field Artillery Regiment “Prinz Regent Luitpold von Bayern,” Fahrer Weidl, Munich 1903–1905

    Bavarian Reservist Beer Stein – 3rd Field Artillery Regiment “Prinz Regent Luitpold von Bayern,” Fahrer Weidl, Munich 1903–1905 (Lot: 437)

    finely painted regimental stein commemorating the service of Driver Weidl with the 3rd Bavarian Field Artillery Regiment “Prince Regent Luitpold of Bavaria,” stationed in Munich, 1903–1905.

    The body depicts vivid hand-painted artillery scenes — horse-drawn batteries charging into action, gun crews firing, and soldiers returning to the barracks. Center medallion features the crowned monogram “L” flanked by portraits of King Ludwig III and Prince Regent Luitpold.

    Handle lists comrades-in-arms from the same battery. Pewter lid topped with a mounted cavalryman, richly engraved with battle motifs; thumb lift shaped as the Bavarian lion. Interior lithophane shows a soldier with cannon.

    A beautiful and historically rich example of early 20th-century Bavarian military craftsmanship — vibrant, detailed, and full of regimental pride.

  • Bavarian Reservist Beer Stein – 4th Field Artillery Regiment “König,” 1st Battery, Augsburg, 1902–1903.

    Bavarian Reservist Beer Stein – 4th Field Artillery Regiment “König,” 1st Battery, Augsburg, 1902–1903. (Lot: 436)

    A superb regimental stein commemorating the service of Sanitäts-Soldat Diem with the 4th Bavarian Field Artillery Regiment “König,” 1st Battery, stationed in Augsburg.
    Vibrant hand-painted panels show galloping artillery teams and gun crews in action, framed by patriotic mottos such as “Two years we served for Germany’s peace and honor.” Pewter lid shaped like a shell, topped by a detailed cannon finial and relief war scenes. Handle with Bavarian lion thumb lift, interior lithophane depicting soldier and sweetheart.
    An expressive and richly detailed early 1900s Bavarian stein — combining fine craftsmanship, color, and symbolism of artillery pride.

  • Bavarian Reservist Beer Stein – 2nd Field Artillery Regiment “Prinz Luitpold,” 3rd Battery, Munich, 1901–1904.

    Bavarian Reservist Beer Stein – 2nd Field Artillery Regiment “Prinz Luitpold,” 3rd Battery, Munich, 1901–1904. (Lot: 435)

    Beautifully hand-painted regimental stein commemorating the service of Gefreiter Fritz Erhard with the 3rd Battery, 2nd Bavarian Field Artillery Regiment “Prinz Luitpold”, stationed in Munich. The front panel depicts a mounted artilleryman charging with sabre against an Alpine backdrop; side scenes show cannon drill, barracks life, and farewells in vibrant colors. Pewter lid features a sculpted horse and soldier, Bavarian crest reliefs, and the traditional toast “Mein Trost in trüben Stunden – Das hübsche Mäd’l aus Bayernland.”

    A fine and expressive example of early 20th-century Bavarian craftsmanship, combining humor, color, and regimental pride.

  • Bavarian Reservist Beer Stein – 2nd Royal Bavarian Field Artillery Regiment “Prinz Leopold,” 1st Battery, Munich (c. 1895–1905)

    Bavarian Reservist Beer Stein – 2nd Royal Bavarian Field Artillery Regiment “Prinz Leopold,” 1st Battery, Munich (c. 1895–1905) (Lot: 434)

    Fine and richly hand-painted regimental stein commemorating service in the 2nd Royal Bavarian Field Artillery Regiment “Prinz Leopold,” 1st Battery, stationed in Munich. The central panel bears the Bavarian coat of arms and regimental title, surrounded by vivid service scenes — farewell, mounted drills, and gun crew action. Pewter lid with detailed reliefs of crossed cannons and the Iron Cross, topped by a sculptural finial of two artillerymen behind a cannon; thumb lift in the form of a Bavarian lion. The motto “Kanonendonner ist unser Gruß” (“The thunder of cannons is our greeting”) encircles the rim.
    Superb condition, crisp colors, and exceptional lid detail make this a quintessential example of pre-WWI Bavarian reservist artistry.

  • Bavarian Reservist Beer Stein – 2nd Field Artillery Regiment “Königin Mutter,” 5th Battery, Munich, 1900–1902.

    Bavarian Reservist Beer Stein – 2nd Field Artillery Regiment “Königin Mutter,” 5th Battery, Munich, 1900–1902. (Lot: 433)

    A fine early 20th-century regimental stein belonging to Georg Huber, commemorating his service with the 5th Battery, 2nd Bavarian Field Artillery Regiment “Königin Mutter”, stationed in Munich. The colorful hand-painted body features a cavalryman charging with drawn sabre against an Alpine backdrop, symbolizing Bavarian martial spirit. Surrounding panels depict gun crews in action and scenes of barracks life, with the inscription “Erinnerung an meine Dienstzeit” (“In memory of my service”).

    The pewter lid bears a mounted cavalry figure and embossed Bavarian crest, with the motto “Mein Trost in trüben Stunden – Das hübsche Mäd’l aus Bayernland” (“My comfort in dark hours – the pretty girl from Bavaria”). Superb craftsmanship, vivid enamels, and early date (1900–02) make this an exceptional Munich-produced reservist stein of the “Königin Mutter” artillery regiment.

  • Bavarian Reservist Beer Stein – 7th Field Artillery Regiment “Prinzregent Luitpold,” 1st Battery, Munich, 1906–1908.

    Bavarian Reservist Beer Stein – 7th Field Artillery Regiment “Prinzregent Luitpold,” 1st Battery, Munich, 1906–1908. (Lot: 432)

    A fine early 20th-century regimental stein belonging to Gunner Mühlhuber, commemorating his service in the 7th Field Artillery Regiment “Prinzregent Luitpold”, 1st Battery, based in Munich during 1906–1908. The hand-painted porcelain body vividly depicts mounted artillery units in training and gun crews in action, with the patriotic motto “Drei Jahre haben wir gedient für Deutschlands Fried’ und Ehr’” (“Three years we served for Germany’s peace and honor”).

    The front features the crowned initials PL of Prince Regent Luitpold, surrounded by ornamental motifs and regimental banners. Pewter lid with artilleryman and cannon finial, Bavarian lion thumb lift, and lithophane inside showing the classic “soldier’s farewell” scene. Rich color, fine detail, and strong glaze make this an outstanding example of Munich-produced reservist art from the pre-WWI period.

  • Bavarian Reservist Beer Stein, 5th Battery, 2nd Bavarian Foot Artillery Regiment, Germersheim, 1909–1911.

    Bavarian Reservist Beer Stein, 5th Battery, 2nd Bavarian Foot Artillery Regiment, Germersheim, 1909–1911. (Lot: 431)

    A superb early 20th-century regimental stein commemorating the service of Reservist Ziegler with the 5th Battery of the 2nd Bavarian Foot Artillery Regiment stationed at Germersheim, on the Rhine. The richly hand-painted body depicts heavy artillery crews in training, horse teams in the field, and a panoramic view of the Germersheim fortress. The motto “Wir dienen am d. Rheinesstrand zum Schutze für das Vaterland” (“We serve on the banks of the Rhine for the defense of the Fatherland”) runs around the top border. The pewter lid features an artilleryman with a field gun and a Bavarian lion thumb lift, symbolizing the proud Bavarian artillery tradition.

    An outstanding example of pre-WWI reservist craftsmanship, combining patriotic imagery, vivid color, and fine porcelain detail typical of 1900s regimental souvenirs.

  • SS Tropical Belt & Buckle

    SS Tropical Belt & Buckle (Lot: 426)

    This is one of the nicest SS Tropical sets we have seen. Looks almost brand new and must have been stored away for decades untouched. The buckle rates 100% and is nicely SS and RZM marked on the reverse. The front of the buckle is very pretty with excellent detail and a frosty look. The buckle comes with stunning belt that shows no pulls, no stains and has a crisp feel to it. Would be very hard to find a nicer set than this one.

    Starting bid: $ 2,500
  • Army Tropical Officer Belt & Buckle

    Army Tropical Officer Belt & Buckle (Lot: 425)

    Clean Army tropical belt and buckle set. The buckle shows great detail to the front and has no marking on the rear. Still has the original tab attached and is stamped as a size 90. Nice set that display very well and would make a fine addition to any collection.

    Starting bid: $ 1,500
  • Luftwaffe Tropical Belt & Buckle

    Luftwaffe Tropical Belt & Buckle (Lot: 423)

    Extremely nice tropical set. The buckle has much of the original paint remaining and a fine detail to the front with just normal rub type wear to the high parts. Unmarked on the back and comes on the original gold/tan tropical belt. The belt is in fine condition as well and is marked as a size 95 with the RBN number on the other end. All machine sewn and shows no damage or staining. Excellent example.

    Starting bid: $ 1,500
  • Tropical Army Belt & Buckle

    Tropical Army Belt & Buckle (Lot: 424)

    Great tropical belt and buckle set in near mint condition that is dated 1941 and made by N&H. The buckle shows beautiful paint and has the original tab still attached. The belt has a little wear with a few pulls and is all machine sewn and is marked as a size 100. Just a fine example that would look amazing in a tropical display or even on a mannequin.

    Starting bid: $ 950

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