National Socialist Motor Corps

Late production. The blade is in perfect condition, marked with manufacturer code “RZM M7/42” for W.K.C Solingen. Nickel-plated fittings with slight, typical corrosion traces, undamaged grip with original emblems properly installed, the scabbard very cleanly repainted (old), scabbard fittings of nickel-plated iron, complete with short leather hanger and belt carrying loop. A very well preserved NSKK dagger. Condition 2

Very well-preserved blade with manufacturer code "RZM M7/66 1941" for Carl Eickhorn Solingen, pommel and crossguard of nickel-plated zinc, flawless grip with perfectly fitted aluminum eagle and SA emblem, black lacquered scabbard retaining approximately 98% of original finish, lower fitting missing one screw, iron suspension chain, upper suspension missing leaf spring. Otherwise a well-preserved NSKK dagger. Condition 2-

The blade somewhat spotted and marked with RZM code “M7/66 1942” for Carl Eickhorn Solingen, black-finished grip with zinc eagle and lacquered SA emblem, the grip fittings nickel-plated, blued scabbard with similarly nickel-plated fittings, the suspension chain made of iron, stamped on reverse with “Musterschutz NSKK-Korpsführung” and “RZM M5/8”. Worn dagger. Condition 2

The bearer was presumably a member of the NSKK-Motorbootstandarte.

Later production, very clean blade, maker code “M7/73” for F. u. A. Helbing Steinbach, with characteristically faint or shallow etchings of motto and RZM code typical of this manufacturer, crossguards in particularly “thick” version made of nickel-plated iron (!), intact grip with original inset emblems, black lacquered scabbard with nickel-plated fittings. Condition 2