Rare and hard to find late war SA dagger with dedication.
Blade etched with SA motto "ULLES FUR DEUTSCHLAND" with 95% factory background darkening.
The reverse blade has a factory done dedication etch.
The top line dedication is etched "IN DANKBARER ANERKENNUNG" (In Thankful Recognition).
Below the dedication are the facsimile signatures of three SA officers.
Since the signatures are difficult to read precisely Thomas Wittmann interpret them as "Gottman", "Tirpitz" and "D.Feinberg"
Research would be required to check the correctness of these signatures as well as to the position of these officers in the SA organization.
The blade with open double RZM circle and M 7/42 indicating WKC maker.
Cross guards are the nickel-plated variety having a zinc base metal.
Scabbard has 98% original brown paint.
Dagger came with 4 pages (2 pages pictures) Certificate Of Originality from Thomas Wittmann.
Very hard to find a nice SA dagger with dedication.

Army dagger with nickel/silver plated blade in overall good condition.
The dagger has a cast alloy, nickel/silver plated, crossguard, ferrule and pommel all intact.
The dagger has a dark orange celluloid grip.
The dagger comes with nickel/silver plated scabbard with som pits on it.
The hangers and knot in good condition.
The reverse is deeply etched with the 1935-41 Eickhorn Squirrel trademark, and the original leather blade buffer is in place.

This Army Officer Dagger is a classic WKC piece.
Eagle is a beauty having full details throughout the head, breast feathering, wings, talons, wreath and mobile swastika.
The dark orange grip has very small cheap on the side if the grip, not disturb much.
This blade is in very good and clean condition. The reverse ricasso is etched with the knighthead symbol having the firm’s initials and location beneath, "WKC Solingen".
Hangers are still in nice condition, having deluxe fittings. The closed clip at the top is decorated with raised acorns and oak leaves, and on the upper bar is stamped “D.R.G.M.”. The reverse of each snap is marked “D.R.G.M.”. The brocade is still in good condition. The reverse of the straps has the usual high pile field-green velvet.
A nice conditioned basic dagger here.

This early made SS Dagger is a very nice example.
The cross guards and tang nut are the nickel plated type.
The reverse of the cross guard is well marked with stamped Roman numeral, "III". NOTICE: Rare unusual horizontal stamp.
The grip is good condition shows some small dents but not cracks or repairs, shows some usage.
The SS runes button is the style that has a darkening in the backgrounds. The runes are raised out of the surfaces. This is a rarely seen runes button but is absolutely genuine.
The grip eagle has very good overall details.
The scabbard it has outstanding original black paint. This paint still retains its factory brightness and other than a few extremely minor chips, is in near mint condition. It is rare to see nice paint like this.
The matching scabbard mounts are nickel plated steel and they, too, have 98% of their finish. The lower ball has some small dents.
The blade of this example is a real excellent condition. The SS motto is etch and has 100% of the background darkening.
The reverse ricasso is etched with manufacture logo of Gottlieb Hammesffahr and city Solingen Foche.
A very fine early made SS piece.

SA dagger with a nickel-silver plated blade, in its original scabbard.
The blade center "Alles für Deutschland" (Everything for Germany) is etched in Gothic script.
Blade is maker marked RZM M7/37 indicating manufacture by Robert Klaas, Solingen-Ohligs.
No dent on scabbard.
This is a PERIOD 1930's brown repaint of a black scabbard.
Original brown paint finish is retained 90%.
Very nice clean dagger.