24th Apr, 2025 19:00
Hunting, Weapons, Militaria, Orders & Medals Auction
135
GERMAN THIRD REICH NSKK DAGGER
Solingen, Germany.
Double-edged blade with SA motto inscribed “Alles für Deutschland” (Everything for Germany), the reverse of the ricasso with makers mark of Carl Eickhorn, Solingen.
The wooden grip is in good condition complete with round enamel SA insignia, and German Eagle.
Duitse Derde Rijk NSKK dolk.
Solingen, Duitsland.
Dubbelsnijdige kling met de SA-leus gegraveerd: "Alles für Deutschland" (Alles voor Duitsland), met op de achterzijde van de ricasso het merkteken van Carl Eickhorn, Solingen.
Het houten handvat verkeert in goede staat en is compleet met het ronde emaille SA-embleem en de Duitse adelaar.
Deutsches Drittes Reich NSKK-Dolch.
Solingen, Deutschland.
Doppelschneidige Klinge mit der SA-Devise „Alles für Deutschland“ graviert, die Rückseite der Klinge mit dem Herstellerzeichen von Carl Eickhorn, Solingen.
Der Holzgriff ist in gutem Zustand und vollständig mit dem runden emaillierten SA-Emblem und dem deutschen Adler.
Length: 37 cm. Blade: 22 cm.
Provenance:
Belgium Private Collection
Note:
The NSKK (Nationalsozialistisches Kraftfahrkorps) was a motorized paramilitary organization under the auspices of the Nazi Party during the Third Reich. The memberas of this organization trained in the operation and maintenance of automobiles and motorcycles. It was a relatively small organization, with about 5,000 vehicles at its disposal in 1931. NSKK members had a rank structure based on that of the SA, and wore similar uniforms and insignia. In 1933, NSKK members were authorized to wear the newly introduced SA dagger. Later, in 1936, a change was made to differentiate the NSKK dagger from the SA version. The NSKK dagger was to have a black finish on the scabbard, as opposed to the brown scabbard used by the SA. There was also a chained version, with a special suspension on the ascabbard, that was worn by officers and by those who had joined the NSKK prior to early 1933. Because NSKK daggers were not made before 1936, and because the NSKK was a much smaller organization than the SA, the NSKK daggers were made in smaller numbers than SA daggers; they are correspondingly rarer to encounter today.
Sold for €1,400
Solingen, Germany.
Double-edged blade with SA motto inscribed “Alles für Deutschland” (Everything for Germany), the reverse of the ricasso with makers mark of Carl Eickhorn, Solingen.
The wooden grip is in good condition complete with round enamel SA insignia, and German Eagle.
Duitse Derde Rijk NSKK dolk.
Solingen, Duitsland.
Dubbelsnijdige kling met de SA-leus gegraveerd: "Alles für Deutschland" (Alles voor Duitsland), met op de achterzijde van de ricasso het merkteken van Carl Eickhorn, Solingen.
Het houten handvat verkeert in goede staat en is compleet met het ronde emaille SA-embleem en de Duitse adelaar.
Deutsches Drittes Reich NSKK-Dolch.
Solingen, Deutschland.
Doppelschneidige Klinge mit der SA-Devise „Alles für Deutschland“ graviert, die Rückseite der Klinge mit dem Herstellerzeichen von Carl Eickhorn, Solingen.
Der Holzgriff ist in gutem Zustand und vollständig mit dem runden emaillierten SA-Emblem und dem deutschen Adler.
Length: 37 cm. Blade: 22 cm.
Provenance:
Belgium Private Collection
Note:
The NSKK (Nationalsozialistisches Kraftfahrkorps) was a motorized paramilitary organization under the auspices of the Nazi Party during the Third Reich. The memberas of this organization trained in the operation and maintenance of automobiles and motorcycles. It was a relatively small organization, with about 5,000 vehicles at its disposal in 1931. NSKK members had a rank structure based on that of the SA, and wore similar uniforms and insignia. In 1933, NSKK members were authorized to wear the newly introduced SA dagger. Later, in 1936, a change was made to differentiate the NSKK dagger from the SA version. The NSKK dagger was to have a black finish on the scabbard, as opposed to the brown scabbard used by the SA. There was also a chained version, with a special suspension on the ascabbard, that was worn by officers and by those who had joined the NSKK prior to early 1933. Because NSKK daggers were not made before 1936, and because the NSKK was a much smaller organization than the SA, the NSKK daggers were made in smaller numbers than SA daggers; they are correspondingly rarer to encounter today.
Auction: Hunting, Weapons, Militaria, Orders & Medals Auction, 24th Apr, 2025
Hessink’s Hunting, Weapons, Militaria, Orders & Medals Auction – A Once-in-a-Lifetime Collection of rare Historically important Artifacts.
Featuring a rare collection of unique militaria and hunting weapons and collectables. This exclusive event presents collectors with a unique opportunity to acquire items of exceptional provenance, many never before seen on the art market.
Among the highlights are Swords & Daggers of Historical Significance – Including pieces once owned by Hermann Göring, Heinrich Himmler, and an extraordinary birthday gift presented to Adolf Hitler on his 49th birthday. German World War II Medals & Orders, Rare & Decorative Hunting Collectibles – including exquisite furniture suited for a grand hunting lodge.
This is an unmissable event for international museums, collectors, historians, hunters and history enthusiasts seeking truly rare and one-of-a-kind items. Many of the items on offer have never appeared on the market before, making this auction a unique opportunity to own history.
Note to all catalog holders, auction participants, and bidders:
Unless catalog holders, auction participants, and bidders explicitly state otherwise, they affirm that they are acquiring the catalog and the items depicted therein from the Third Reich era solely for purposes of civic education, the prevention of unconstitutional activities, art or science, research or teaching, reporting on current or historical events, or similar purposes
Aan alle catalogushouders, veilingdeelnemers en bieders:
Tenzij catalogushouders, veilingdeelnemers en bieders expliciet anders aangeven, verklaren zij dat zij de catalogus en de daarin afgebeelde objecten uit de periode van het Derde Rijk uitsluitend verwerven voor doeleinden van burgerlijke voorlichting, het voorkomen van ongrondwettelijke activiteiten, kunst of wetenschap, onderzoek of onderwijs, verslaggeving over actuele of historische gebeurtenissen of vergelijkbare doeleinden.
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Solange Kataloginhaber, Auktionsteilnehmer und Bieter sich nicht gegenteilig äußern, versichern sie, dass sie den Katalog und die darin abgebildeten Gegenstände aus der Zeit des Dritten Reiches nur zu Zwecken der staatsbürgerlichen Aufklärung, der Abwehr verfassungswidriger Bestrebungen, der Kunst oder der Wissenschaft, der Forschung oder der Lehre, der Berichterstattung über Vorgänge des Zeitgeschehens oder der Geschichte oder ähnlichen Zwecken erwerben (§§ 86a, 86 Strafgesetzbuch).
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18 en 19 April, van 10:00 to 17:00 uur.
22 tot 24 April, van 10:00 tot 17:00 uur
