Original German WWII Named Heer Army Officer Dagger with Scabbard, Hanger, and Portepee - Excellent Unmarked Blade 17th Century It still retains the celluloid

It still retains the celluloid diamond sweat shield in the crown

and Tibbets became deputy group commander

The revolver is a post Civil War arsenal refit

This example has no string closure eyelets to the back and is just closed and sewn

and translates to "As a reminder of my service with the Fying Group in the beautiful Schwäbisch Hall

Original German WWII Named Heer Army Officer Dagger with Scabbard, Hanger, and Portepee - Excellent Unmarked Blade 17th Century It still retains the celluloidOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is an lovely condition named Army Officer's Dagger, complete with the original scabbard, belt hanger, and portepee knot, which are all the usual accessories it would come with. The rear of the cross guard is engraved with the name Peter Bauer, most likely executed at some time during the war. It shows a very high level of artistry, so we assume it was done by the maker or at a field workshop. Of note: the