A dagger M 37 for leaders, manufacturer M 7/36, E. & F. Hörster, Solingen Very good bright blade, the obverse with etched motto Blut und Ehre! (Blood and Honour!), the reverse etched

Download this stock image: A dagger M 37 for leaders, manufacturer M 7/36, E. & F. Hörster, Solingen Very good bright blade, the obverse with etched motto Blut und Ehre! (Blood and Honour!), the reverse etched with RZM and M 7/36. Silver-plated quillons and pommel, handle with fine wire winding. Silver-plated sheet steel scabbard, partly darkened. Leather hanger with silver-plated fittings, manufacturer's mark M 5/10 (Wilhelm Deus, Solingen). This dagger was issued without scabbard leather, daggers of this kind were worn, for example, by the Hitler Youth delegation during their visit to Japan, Editorial-Use-Only - T8PBR1 from Alamy's library of millions of high resolution stock photos, illustrations and vectors.

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THE JOHN PEPERA COLLECTION, A M 1937 Dagger for Hitler Youth Leaders, with Hanger, Maker E. & F. Hörster, Solingen, RZM M7/36. Plated blade, obverse etched with the motto Blut und Ehre! (

THE JOHN PEPERA COLLECTION, A M 1937 Dagger for Hitler Youth Leaders, with Hanger, Maker E. & F. Hörster, Solingen, RZM M7/36. Plated blade, obverse etched with the motto Blut und Ehre! (

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