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GermanDaggerSellers.com considers the open display of Nazi symbols outside of a balanced historical collection to be both irresponsible and offensive. Our Payment Policy is straightforward: Sellers receive immediate “PayPal” payment for items. We pay any duty on goods arriving from overseas cover all shipping costs.

Safe Selling of daggers on-line
Safe Selling of militaria on-line
Obtain several opinions before selling!
Insist on pre-payment!
Do not sell edged weapons to minors
or to those who are happy to do so!
Ask for a VAT registration number.
Request an image of the buyer
in their store/ offices.
Use google earth to look at thier store?

GermanDaggerSellers.com
Arundel Ant Market
18 High Street
Arundel
West Sussex
BN18-9AB
ENGLAND

Emails should be directed to
bunnter@hotmail.co.uk

Best regards Mr Bunnter
(David)
 

      What is an S.A.Dagger?
(Written by David )
The S.A.Dagger was primarily a symbol
of authority for Hitler’s Sturmabteilung
(SA) (Storm Detachment)      

Formed in 1921 The S.A.or “Brown Shirts” were a thuggish street army raised primarily to fight communist party supporters during political demonstrations. The S.A. grew to a membership of 3,000,000 men by the late 1930’s. Huge quantities of daggers were produced to accommodate this political army and in so doing revitalized the ailing Solingen cutlers. The weapon takes the form of a Gothic dagger similar in design to one featured in a painting by Hans Holbein. These “Holbein Daggers” were initially produced with hand-fitted nickel mounts and exotic fruit wood grips The steel scabbards. had a lacquered brown anodized finish, The blade was etched with the SA motto, Alles für Deutschland. Examples made prior to 1935 were stamped with the German sector of the SA group on reverse lower cross guard. Later examples underwent standardization through the RZM ministry. These pieces were produced utilizing cheaper plated zinc-based  fittings and scabbards were brown spray painted. Non Ferrous metals were reserved for the armaments build up. 

Prior to his “unmasking” as a traitor?, Ernst Röhm was the leader of the SA. In 1934, he distributed approximately 100,000 SA daggers with his personal inscription on the reverse blade (Interestingly SS Daggers with the same inscription were issued). These daggers were to honor individuals who had served with the SA prior to December, 1931. Other than the inscription, these pieces were identical to the standard M 1933 SA dagger. After the Röhm purge an order to remove all inscriptions that bore his name was given. Many examples were returned to the factory for grinding. Others had the defecation erased  in the field by whatever means were available. Examples will occasionally be encountered with remnants of the original inscription on the blade. Some blades exist with an intact inscription, reflecting only the removal of the Röhm signature. Very rarely is an example seen with a full, untouched inscription, as the holder would have risked a charge of treason.

     The Government Officials dagger.

The Government Officials dagger came into being in March 1939. The principle manufacturers being Carl Eickhorn and Alcosso.  It was carried by officer level civil servants who were attached to Ministries and ranking staff of the foreign office.

 The dagger is almost identical in appearance to the Diplomatic dagger with only one exception. The beak of the eagle faces to the viewers left, whilst on the Diplomatic daggers the eagle’s beak points to the right.

 The bold hanging straps are of grey – blue brocade having velvet backing aluminium facings and grey – blue edge strips. The buckles are rectangular having oak leaf decoration.

 Officially a small sized silver knot is hung tied from the feral  above the cross guard .Standard Army knots are however frequently encountered.

 By 1942 production had ended .

 Edited By David Mattey

                              Background information
on the German Army (Heer) Dagger
                                                          (Written by David) 

The German army dagger came into being in 1935. It was an element of dress that enabled rank to be identified and was less cumbersome to wear than swords which became confined  to wear on state occasions or on the parade ground. The design, as with many daggers of the period was by Paul Casburg .
Army Dagger Grips
The grip took a tubular form having concentric spiral grooves lacking the adornment of grip wire to be seen on other models. The early grips were molded in solid polymer compounds in various colors. Ivory grips were available at extra cost. By 1939 production techniques changed .Grips were cast in plaster over a wood former then dipped in “Trollon” to achieve a
White plastic coated finnish
Army Dagger Cross Guard & Pommel
Initially crossguards were cast from brass, skillfully chilled, silver plated ,toned,polished then lacquered. Over time these later gave way to cheaply produced castings culminating in the use of a dull grey zinc.
The obverse cross guard design depicted an eagle with outstretched wings holding a swastika within a wreath.The pommel which also acted as the securing nut tapered in from the top downward decorated all the way around with upstanding oak leaves rising from the grip to the pommel top.
Army Dagger Blades
The Army dagger blades were generally plain in design and around 26 cm in length. Some manufacturers plated blades however they are more frequently encountered with a horizontal “Cross Grain” Finnish. Etched presentation blades as well as Damascus steel examples are not unknown however such exotica should be viewed with caution by todays collectors.
Army Dagger Scabbards
The first 1935 Army dagger’s had heavy silver plating applied to the”pebble” decorated brass scabbard shells .From 1936 scabbards were produced in steel some with a nickel finish and late issues with the gray oxide finish.Fitted to the scabbard were two hanger suspension rings with oak leaf patterns onto which the hanging straps was clipped.
Hanging Straps & Knot
Army Daggers were worn suspended on two hanger straps, united by a belt clip at the top. The silver braid faced straps were backed with field grey velvet . Oval buckles with oak leaf patterns and matching silvered slides.
A Silver 42-43 cm Knot or Portapee was worn tied around the dagger grip .
Army dagger production had ceased by mid 1943.

We Are U.K. Based Buyers Specializing

In The Following German Daggers

The prices below pre paid during 2012 for fine examples suitable for museum collections.

 1933 & 1936 SS daggers 

U.S.        $3500-$7000

U.K.        £2500-£5000 

NSKK(National Socialist Motor Corps) daggers1933&1936 Daggers

U.S.         $500-$4000

U.K.         £280-£3000

NPEA (National Political
Educational Institute) daggers

U.S.         $3000-$6000

U.K.         £2000-$4000

1933 SA (Storm Troops) daggers

U.S.         $280 -$750

U.K.          £250-£600 

Heer (German Army)
Officer daggers

U.S.         $250-$700

U.K.         £180-£600

DLV (German Air Sports Formation) Flyers Knives

U.S.         $700-$900

U.K.         £450-£650

NSFK (National Socialist Flying Corps) Flyers knives

U.S          $700-$900

U.K.        £450 -£650

Luftwaffe (German Airforce) daggers and Gravity Knives

U.S.         $300-$875

U.K.         $180-$675

German Navy daggers

U.S.         $300-$700

U.K.         £280-£800

RAD (Reichs Labor Service) daggers

U.S.       $600-$1100
U.K.     £480 – £1700

Diplomatic/Government
Official daggers

U.S.       $6000-$9000

U.K.     £4000- £6500 

Red Cross/Social/Welfare
Official daggers

U.S.     $400-$1200

U.K.     £300-£900 

German Fire Official daggers,

Saw Back adds 30%

U.S.      $100 -$200

U.K.       £75-£160

RLB (Reichs Air Protection Federation) daggers

U.S.     $1600-$2600

U.K.   £700 -£2000

TENO (Technical Emergency Corps) daggers

U.S.     $3400-$6000

U.K.    £2000 – £5000

German Custom Official daggers

U.S.     $2200-$5000

U.K.     £1600-£7000

German Railway Official daggers

U.S.     $3500-$4500

U.K.     £2800-£4700

Postshutze
(Postal officials daggers)

U.S.      $4000-$6000

U.K.     £2200-£4000

Forestry, Hunting, and Rifle Association daggers

U.S.     $1200-$1800

U.K.     £700-£1200 

HJ (Hitler Youth)/DJ
(German Youth)

U.S.       $150-$550

U.K        £100-£325
£4000/$6000 for Leaders

If You wish to sell any of the above, contact us
bunnter@hotmail.co.uk

Or telephone Our High Street Shop on 07860-747027

German Dagger Sellers.com.
Market Assessment of German Dagger value trends 2012

Valuation Table above relates to examples of daggers
deemed to be in better than average condition.
Scarce trademarks increase the value by 10%.

Hanging Straps and Knots can affect prices by 35%.

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Manager David Mattey has conducted business from the premises for the last fifteen years.

The store is open seven days per week and provides an old style service for collectors.

Most of the stock is obtained directly from veteran’s families, this ensures a high standard of authenticity and condition.

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SS and SA Rohm Daggers. Daggers of the SA (Storm Troops): Standard Service, Feldherrnhalle, Special Presentation, High Leader Daggers, : NPEA, Reichs Labor Service (RAD), DLV, Diplomatic/Government, Red Cross, The RLB, Teno, Land and Water Customs, Railway, and Postal (Postschutz) Daggers, boot knives, Imperial Edged Weapons. and all SA accoutrements. Also daggers of the NSKK – Standard 1933 Service, Chained, etc.

For offers on swords, daggers, and bayonets used by European countries other than Germany. Additionally, uniforms and Edged weapons , Advisors on Daggers of the Army (Heer), Navy (Kriegsmarine), and Air Force Characteristics and variations, as well as accoutrements (portapees and hangers).

We are happy to evaluate edged weapons of the Hitler Youth: Leader daggers, the HJ knives (including the youth knives of occupied countries) DJ knives, and HJ Honor Bayonets.Forestry, and shooting daggers, as well as honour and presentation bayonets. Daggers of the SS: Model 1933 Daggers, Model 1936 Chained Daggers, Honour Daggers, Himmler Dedication Daggers, and all SS accoutrements. SS Officer Research SS Edged Weapons.

We Purchase, uniforms, headgear and cloth insignia of the SS and the SA. Discuss uniforms, headgear, and cloth insignia of the German Army, Navy, and Luftwaffe services. This includes Camouflage and Paratroops (Fallschirmjaager) uniforms. uniforms, headgear, cloth insignia, and accessories of the German police services.

ALSO WANTED:

Uniforms, headgear, and cloth insignia of all other german organizations such as the TENO, The Labor Corps, the DLV, and the Diplomatic Corps.Imperial German Militaria including: service medals, decorations, badges, insignia, photos, documents, spiked helmets, visors, field gear, flags, cloth insignia, etc. The many fields of German Miliitaria Medals, ribbons, and badges and other awards of all German services. Iron Crosses, Shooting Badges, Membership Pins. brocade and service belts, as well as belt buckles. German steel helmets from all branches of service and organizations, from both WWI and WWII.

We have the best investors waiting to buy your Samaurai Swords, Japanese headgear and uniforms, medals,De-activated rifles and related equipment, everything from grenade launchers and bayonets..Also German Railway/ railroad car eagles, statues, personality busts, Allach porcelain, silverware, napkins, and other collectibles.

Best regards,

David Mattey (buyer)

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n     ff            GermanDaggerSellers.com considers the open display of Nazi symbols outside of a balanced historical collection to be both irresponsible and offensive. Our Payment Policy is straightforward: Sellers receive immediate “PayPal” payment for items. We pay any duty on goods arriving from overseas cover all shipping costs. Safe Selling of daggers on-line Safe Selling of militaria on-line Obtain several opinions before selling! Insist on pre-payment! Do not sell edged weapons to minors or to those who are happy to do so! Ask for a VAT registration number. Request an image of the buyer in their store/ offices. Use google earth to look at thier store? GermanDaggerSellers.com Arundel Ant Market 18 High Street Arundel West Sussex BN18-9AB ENGLAND Emails should be directed to bunnter@hotmail.co.uk Best regards Mr Bunnter (David)         What is an S.A.Dagger? (Written by David ) The S.A.Dagger was primarily a symbol of authority for Hitler’s Sturmabteilung (SA) (Storm Detachment)       Formed in 1921 The S.A.or “Brown Shirts” were a thuggish street army raised primarily to fight communist party supporters during political demonstrations. The S.A. grew to a membership of 3,000,000 men by the late 1930’s. Huge quantities of daggers were produced to accommodate this political army and in so doing revitalized the ailing Solingen cutlers. The weapon takes the form of a Gothic dagger similar in design to one featured in a painting by Hans Holbein. These “Holbein Daggers” were initially produced with hand-fitted nickel mounts and exotic fruit wood grips The steel scabbards. had a lacquered brown anodized finish, The blade was etched with the SA motto, Alles für Deutschland. Examples made prior to 1935 were stamped with the German sector of the SA group on reverse lower cross guard. Later examples underwent standardization through the RZM ministry. These pieces were produced utilizing cheaper plated zinc-based  fittings and scabbards were brown spray painted. Non Ferrous metals were reserved for the armaments build up.  Prior to his “unmasking” as a traitor?, Ernst Röhm was the leader of the SA. In 1934, he distributed approximately 100,000 SA daggers with his personal inscription on the reverse blade (Interestingly SS Daggers with the same inscription were issued). These daggers were to honor individuals who had served with the SA prior to December, 1931. Other than the inscription, these pieces were identical to the standard M 1933 SA dagger. After the Röhm purge an order to remove all inscriptions that bore his name was given. Many examples were returned to the factory for grinding. Others had the defecation erased  in the field by whatever means were available. Examples will occasionally be encountered with remnants of the original inscription on the blade. Some blades exist with an intact inscription, reflecting only the removal of the Röhm signature. Very rarely is an example seen with a full, untouched inscription, as the holder would have risked a charge of treason.      The Government Officials dagger.   The Government Officials dagger came into being in March 1939. The principle manufacturers being Carl Eickhorn and Alcosso.  It was carried by officer level civil servants who were attached to Ministries and ranking staff of the foreign office.  The dagger is almost identical in appearance to the Diplomatic dagger with only one exception. The beak of the eagle faces to the viewers left, whilst on the Diplomatic daggers the eagle’s beak points to the right.  The bold hanging straps are of grey – blue brocade having velvet backing aluminium facings and grey – blue edge strips. The buckles are rectangular having oak leaf decoration.  Officially a small sized silver knot is hung tied from the feral  above the cross guard .Standard Army knots are however frequently encountered.  By 1942 production had ended .  Edited By David Mattey         NPEA Daggers Required $2000-$3000 now being Paid “Mehr sein als scheinen.”   Notes on The First Model Luftwaffe Dagger (Written By David Mattey)  Adopted in 1935 the wearing of the first pattern Luftwaffe Dagger was initially confined to pilot officers. Regulations were relaxed allowing n.c.o.s and higher ranks from all branches ot the service to wear the model.  Manufacturers include Weyersburg, Alcoso, WKC, Klaas, EP&S, Herder, SMF, Tiger, Puma, Eickhorn,Gebr Heller, and Clemens & Jung. . The fittings found on early models are of silver plated cast nickel with bronze swastica roundel inserts Mid period models are found with zinc cast fittings and steel scabbard mounts .later production fittings were fashioned in aluminum. perhaps to reflect the spirit of aircraft production? Some makers. Genuine examples that mix chains and fittings from different periods do exist. Blades were usually plain in design with a silver plated finnish..These  can be found with of without a trade mark Etched examples should be viewed with great caution.  ,.The Scabbard shell was constructed of pressed steel with a fine blue Morocco leather covering. The spiral knopped grips were covered to match then adorned with twisted wires of various metal types. The overall length is 48cm (18.9 inches).(First production scabbards have no shell and are characterised by wide staples securing the mounts.Makers found with D.L.V. type scabbards include Carl Eickhon and Gabriel Heller. History of the R.A.D Hewer Instituted in 1934 the R.A.D.Hewer was robustly crafted to serve as both a working hatchet and to be worn as an emblem of authority on formal occasions. Paul Casburg based his design for the hewer on an antique woodman’s hatchet. These Antler griped Hewers measured forty cms overall .They had carbon steel blades etched with the RAD moto”Arbeit Adelt”  (“Work Ennobles”) The scabbards were steel shells mounted with silvered nickel then later steel and alloy fittings. Celtic knot designs and a swastika within a spade flanked by ears of corn were impressed into the fittings. Fittings to the scabbard were toned with black shellac,oil glaze or cellulose paint ,polished back, then lacquered to achieve an “antiqued” appearence. The antler grip plates on early production Hewers retain the raw texture whilst later examples tend to have a smoother finish. A Scarce variation is the “Full Stag” in this early variation of theHewer the handle lacks the metal ends to the pommel. They are instead covered by Antler. The Hewer was affixed to the Enlisted Mans belt by a large leather hanger, variations of hangers exist as well as non regulation examples. Hewers were locally issued at battalion bases and was not available for private purchase .The RAD’s triangular proof mark is seen above the makers mark on hewers produced before 1936 production of the Hewer had finished by late 1942.                               Background information on the German Army (Heer) Dagger                                                           (Written by David)      The German army dagger came into being in 1935. It was an element of dress that enabled rank to be identified and was less cumbersome to wear than swords which became confined  to wear on state occasions or on the parade ground. The design, as with many daggers of the period was by Paul Casburg . Army Dagger Grips The grip took a tubular form having concentric spiral grooves lacking the adornment of grip wire to be seen on other models. The early grips were molded in solid polymer compounds in various colors. Ivory grips were available at extra cost. By 1939 production techniques changed .Grips were cast in plaster over a wood former then dipped in “Trollon” to achieve a White plastic coated finnish Army Dagger Cross Guard & Pommel Initially crossguards were cast from brass, skillfully chilled, silver plated ,toned,polished then lacquered. Over time these later gave way to cheaply produced castings culminating in the use of a dull grey zinc. The obverse cross guard design depicted an eagle with outstretched wings holding a swastika within a wreath.The pommel which also acted as the securing nut tapered in from the top downward decorated all the way around with upstanding oak leaves rising from the grip to the pommel top. Army Dagger Blades The Army dagger blades were generally plain in design and around 26 cm in length. Some manufacturers plated blades however they are more frequently encountered with a horizontal “Cross Grain” Finnish. Etched presentation blades as well as Damascus steel examples are not unknown however such exotica should be viewed with caution by todays collectors. Army Dagger Scabbards The first 1935 Army dagger’s had heavy silver plating applied to the”pebble” decorated brass scabbard shells .From 1936 scabbards were produced in steel some with a nickel finish and late issues with the gray oxide finish.Fitted to the scabbard were two hanger suspension rings with oak leaf patterns onto which the hanging straps was clipped. Hanging Straps & Knot Army Daggers were worn suspended on two hanger straps, united by a belt clip at the top. The silver braid faced straps were backed with field grey velvet . Oval buckles with oak leaf patterns and matching silvered slides. A Silver 42-43 cm Knot or Portapee was worn tied around the dagger grip . Army dagger production had ceased by mid 1943.   We Are U.K. Based Buyers Specializing In The Following German Daggers The prices below pre paid during 2012 for fine examples suitable for museum collections.  1933 & 1936 SS daggers  U.S.        $3500-$7000 U.K.        £2500-£5000  NSKK(National Socialist Motor Corps) daggers1933&1936 Daggers U.S.         $500-$4000 U.K.         £280-£3000 NPEA (National Political Educational Institute) daggers U.S.         $3000-$6000 U.K.         £2000-$4000 1933 SA (Storm Troops) daggers U.S.         $280 -$750 U.K.          £250-£600  Heer (German Army) Officer daggers U.S.         $250-$700 U.K.         £180-£600 DLV (German Air Sports Formation) Flyers Knives U.S.         $700-$900 U.K.         £450-£650 NSFK (National Socialist Flying Corps) Flyers knives U.S          $700-$900 U.K.        £450 -£650 Luftwaffe (German Airforce) daggers and Gravity Knives U.S.         $300-$875 U.K.         $180-$675 German Navy daggers U.S.         $300-$700 U.K.         £280-£800 RAD (Reichs Labor Service) daggers U.S.       $600-$1100 U.K.     £480 – £1700 Diplomatic/Government Official daggers U.S.       $6000-$9000 U.K.     £4000- £6500  Red Cross/Social/Welfare Official daggers U.S.     $400-$1200 U.K.     £300-£900  German Fire Official daggers, Saw Back adds 30% U.S.      $100 -$200 U.K.       £75-£160 RLB (Reichs Air Protection Federation) daggers U.S.     $1600-$2600 U.K.   £700 -£2000 TENO (Technical Emergency Corps) daggers U.S.     $3400-$6000 U.K.    £2000 – £5000 German Custom Official daggers U.S.     $2200-$5000 U.K.     £1600-£7000 German Railway Official daggers U.S.     $3500-$4500 U.K.     £2800-£4700 Postshutze (Postal officials daggers) U.S.      $4000-$6000 U.K.     £2200-£4000 Forestry, Hunting, and Rifle Association daggers U.S.     $1200-$1800 U.K.     £700-£1200  HJ (Hitler Youth)/DJ (German Youth) U.S.       $150-$550 U.K        £100-£325 £4000/$6000 for Leaders If You wish to sell any of the above, contact us bunnter@hotmail.co.uk Or telephone Our High Street Shop on 07860-747027 German Dagger Sellers.com. Market Assessment of German Dagger value trends 2012 Dagger Type Value Dagger Type Value SA 1933 EM(Value Down) U.S $550U.K £350 Teno EM Hewer(Value hovering) £1,900     Teno Officer + £3,400 SA Honor + £52,000 Forestry £900 SA High Leader £25,000 Hunting Official – £1,300 SA Rohm EM – £3800 Rifle Association £1,500 SA Rohm Chained £5,000 Hitler Youth Knife £400 feldenhaller +(Value Up) £55,000 Hitler Youth Leader £3,500 NSKK 1933 EM(Value Down) U.S.550U.K.£350 HD £400 NSKK 1936 Chained Dagger – £3,800 Land Customs + £1,700 NSK High Leader + £32,000 Sea Customs + £5,500 SS 33 EM Dagger+ £2,600 Water Protection £3,500 SS 1936 Chained Dagger £5,000 Postal Protection + £2,900 SS High Leader – £57,000 Postal Leader £3,500 SS Honor + £52,000 NPEA student £2,000 Luftwaffe 1(Value Hovering) U.S.$700 U.K£550 NPEA Leader £6,000 Luftwaffe 2 –(Value Down) U.S.$450U.K.£200 NPEA Chained £6,000 Navy 1 £900 RAD EM + £650 Navy 2(Value Down) U.S.$600U.K£450 RAD Leader – £1800 Army Dagger –(Value Down) U.S.$400U.K£220 DRK EM £450 Army Engraved Dagger + £1,600 DRK /Social Welfare Leader £1,200 DLV knife – £900 RLB EM 1st model £900 DLV/Luft1 transitional+ £2,400 RLB EM 2nd model £800 NSFK knife £900 RLB Officer 1st model £1,500 NSFK Dagger £1,800 RLB Officer 2nd model £1,500 1st Railway- £1,500 Government Official £4800 2nd Railway – £2,700 Diplomatic Officer £7,000 Fire Official £800   Valuation Table above relates to examples of daggers deemed to be in better than average condition. Scarce trademarks increase the value by 10%. Hanging Straps and Knots can affect prices by 35%. German Dagger Sellers.COM WE REQUIRE PIECES BEARING THE FOLLOWING CODES AND MANUFACTURERS NAMES M7/1 Gebrüder Christians, Christianswerk, Solingen M7/2 Emil Voos Waffenfabrik, Solingen M7/3 Kuno Ritter, Solingen-Grafrath M7/4 August Müller KG., Solingen-Merscheid M7/5 Carl Julius Krebs, Solingen M7/6 H. & F. Lauterjung, Solingen M7/7 Hermann Konejung, Solingen M7/8 Eduard Gembruch, Solingen-Grafrath M7/9 SMF – Solinger Metallwaffenfabrik Stoecker & Co., Solingen M7/10 J. A. Henckels, Solingen M7/11 E. Knecht & Co., Solingen M7/12 WMW – Waffenfabrik Max Weyersberg, Solingen M7/12 Carl Robert Kaldenbach (duplicate) M7/13 Arthur Schüttelhofer & Co., Solingen-Wald M7/14 PDL P. D. Luneschloss, Solingen M7/15 Carl & Robert Linder, Solingen M7/16 Justus Brenger & Co., Solingen-Wald M7/17 A. Werth, Solingen M7/18 Richard Abr. Herder, Solingen M7/19 Ed Wüsthof Dreizackwerk, Solingen M7/20 Ernst Mandewirth, Solingen M7/21 Hermann Schneider, Solingen M7/22 Wilhelm Weltersbach, Solingen M7/23 Carl Halbach, Solingen M7/24 Reinhard Weyersberg, Solingen M7/25 Wilhelm Wagner, Solingen-Merscheid M7/25 Jostes & Co., Solingen (duplicate) M7/26 Carl August Meis, G.m.b.H., Solingen M7/27 Pumawerk (Lauterjung & Sohn), Solingen M7/28 Gustav Felix, Gloriawerk, Solingen M7/29 Klittermann & Moog G.m.b.H., Haan M7/29 Jacobs & Co. (duplicate) M7/30 Gebrüder Grafrath, Solingen-Widden M7/31 August Merten Mw., Solingen-Grafrath M7/32 Robt. Muller, Solingen-Merscheid M7/33 F W. Höller, Solingen M7/33 P.u.A. Duenzer, Solingen (duplicate) M7/34 Rudolf C. Jacobs, Solingen-Grafrath M7/35 Wilhelm Halback, Solingen M7/36 E. & F. Hörster, Solingen M7/37 Robert Klaas, Solingen-Ohligs M7/38 Paul Seilheimer, Solingen M7/39 Franz Steinhoff, Solingen-Wald M7/40 Hartkopf & Co., Solingen M7/41 Rudolf Schmidt, Solingen M7/42 W.K.C. (Weyersberg, Kirschbaum & Co.) Waffenfabrik, Solingen-Wald M7/43 Paul Weyersberg & Co., Solingen M7/44 F. W. Backhaus, Solingen-Obligs M7/45 Karl Bocker, Solingen M7/45 Ottersbach & Co., Solingen (duplicate) M7/46 Emil Gierling, Solingen M7/47 Paul Ebel, Solingen M7/48 Otto Simon, Steinbach M7/49 Friedrich Herder A.S., Solingen M7/50 Gebrüder Heller, G.m.b.H., Marienthal M7/51 Anton Wingen, Jr., Solingen M7/52 Herbertz & Meurer, Solingen-Grafrath M7/53 Nach. Gustav Weyersberg, Solingen M7/54 Gottfried Müller, Rerges-Vogtei M7/55 Robert Herder, Solingen-Ohligs M7/56 C. D. Schaaf, Solingen M7/57 Peter Lungstrass, Solingen-Ohligs M7/58 Louis Perlmann, Solingen M7/59 C. Lutters & Co., Solingen M7/60 Gustav L. Koller, Solingen M7/61 Carl Tillmans Sohn KG., Solingen M7/62 Friedrich Plucker Jr, Solingen-Grafrath M7/63 Herder & Engels, Solingen-Ohligs M7/64 Friedr. 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