Original German WWII SA Dagger Double Proofed RZM M7/10 1938 - J.A. Henckels German Field Gear Rode the six hundred

Rode the six hundred

Sighting was through the MPB-82 device

The butt of the Charleville's stock was sometimes referred to as the "patte de vache" (French for "cow's foot")

at the age of 79 as a co-respondent in an 1863 divorce case

and consequently virtually none have become available to collectors until now

Original German WWII SA Dagger Double Proofed RZM M7/10 1938 - J.A. Henckels German Field Gear Rode the six hundredOriginal Item: Only One Available. This transitional SA Dagger is most interesting in that the crossguards are constructed out of aluminum. This is very rare. The producers experimented with aluminum early on to see if it was durable enough to withstand daily wear. We see this with some of the Army daggers, in particular those from Alcoso and E. P. & S. They later abandoned these efforts and went with a base of pot metal. SA daggers of course had