Germany, Luftwaffe. An Officer’s Dagger, By Anton Wingen certificate_of_authenticity labelled "Herzogl

labelled "Herzogl

marked in black ink with the initials "E T" on the tab where it is stitched to the body of the belt

32 mm (h- inclusive of wreath suspension and integral ball)

1916 and was taken on strength at Shorncliffe

Twenty-four days later

Germany, Luftwaffe. An Officer’s Dagger, By Anton Wingen certificate_of_authenticity labelled "Herzogl(Luftwaffe Offiziersdolch). Measuring 430 mm in length when inserted into the scabbard. It features a 260 mm long nickel plated magnetic metal blade with a sharpened tip and semi sharpened edges. The blade presents plain with the exception of a makers mark near the reverse ricasso inscribed A. W. JR., SOLIGNEN for Anton Wingen, Jr. , circumscribing the companys swordsman logo. The blade sits securely within the silvered upper crossguard, the obverse