Luftwaffe Officer's 2nd Model Dagger

The 2nd Model Luftwaffe Dagger was adopted for wear by officers and  high-ranking NCO's in 1937.

The fittings on originals were generally produced in a grey finish, although nickel or silver plating was available. The dagger had an aluminium top pommel featuring swastika on both sides, and a matching cross guard which depicted an eagle in flight clutching a swastika in his talons.

The grip was white or cream celluloid. The steel scabbard usually was matching finish with pebble panels and oak leaved lower section.

Luftwaffe 2nd model replica dagger

• Steel blade 
• Eagle and swastika cross guard
• pebbled finish scabbard
• 2 hanging loops
• Orange coloured handle
• Blade length 23cms
• Overall length 39cms  

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