VERY RARE Original German NSDAP (NAZI PARTY) National Hunting Association Cutlass (Dagger) Brought Home By A U.S. Soldier Certified

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VERY RARE Original German NSDAP (NAZI PARTY) National Hunting Association Cutlass (Dagger) Brought Home By A U.S. Soldier Certified.ย ย Forestry and hunting in Germany enjoys a long, illustrious history and tradition that continues to the present day. On July 8TH 1933 Hermann Gรถring was appointed as Reichsforst und Jรคgermeister, (National Forestry and Hunting Master), as head of the, Reichsforstamt, (National Forestry Department), in charge of administration of all aspects of forestry and hunting including the development, maintenance and conservation of all the forests and wild game within Germany. The Reichsforstamt was sub-divided into four main departments of; Gemeinde Forst Dienst, (General Forestry Service), Privat Forst Dienst, (Private Forestry Service), Heeres Forst Dienst, (Army Forestry Service), and the Luftwaffe Forst Dienst, (Air-force Forestry Service). (Deutsche Jรคgerschaft ร„rmelabzeichen). This cutlass is in beautiful condition throughout. The mounts are all in a silver plating. The pommel has the umbrella-like top with a acorn device threaded at the center acting as a tang nut. The lower portion of the cap has twin lines. The ferrule matches the cap having two sets of twin lines. The crossguard features two qullions both in the form of deer’s legs. The legs have been hand enhanced to the animal’s fur prior to the hoof. The left quillon goes slightly upward and the right quillon slightly downward. Below the crossguard is a very fine clamshell. The stag grip is a real beauty being curved slightly to the left as it rises upward. It has outstanding colors of coffee browns and tans and top of the grains are all a golden tone. In the center is affixed a Nation Hunting Association insignia and in between are the rays with a swastika in the center. On either side of the stag’s head are the initials of the organization “DJ”. The scabbard is in absolute perfect condition. It is a very finer brighter green color showing only just the slightest of usage. It features a very nice grain and twin lines which decorate the edges of both sides. The scabbard is equipped with matching silvered mounts. The mounts have scalloped edges. The lower mount has two sets of twin decorative lines and both mounts are retained by staples. The lug is in the form of a very highly defined acorn. Attached to the piece is the original hanger. This hanger is a fine light brown color being the style with notch that fits beneath the lug. At the top of the hanger is a closed box clip. The blade is a fantastic example being triple etched and remaining in almost mint condition. The obverse etch has a center panel featuring a hound dog smelling out two foxes that are rustling around a fallen tree. The design is flanked by floral patches and above at the end are two game birds in some weeds. The reverse blade features four deer running through a forest glen, the deer at the end is a stag with a short rack. The scene is flanked by two trees and has 100 percent of its frosting. The blade spine also has laurel leaves. This blade is in great condition. Maker marked to Carl Eickhorn Solingen (see photos). The original green felt buffer is in place. Direct family of Veteran but (this is fresh “out of the woods” and has never been in a collection)ย  ย in extremely fine condition.. 100% guaranteed to be authentic complete museum documentation (COA) provided. Very RARE! DO NOT MISS THIS! The first one we have seen in over 3 years!

Description

Original German hunting dagger from the National Hunting Association used during Nazi Germany.

Close-up of German hunting dagger featuring ornate designs typical of German hunting daggers from WWII.

Rare German forestry dagger awarded to members of the German hunting association in World War II.

Detailed view of hunting dagger in German National Hunting Association ceremonial style.

German hunting association dagger handle with stag grip and traditional German hunting designs.

Scabbard of German hunting dagger carried by members of German hunting and forestry organizations.

Tip of WWII German hunting dagger featuring detailed craftsmanship common in German hunting daggers.

Decorative features on German forestry dagger used by National Hunting Association members.

German hunting dagger crossguard with oak leaf designs, part of hunting in German tradition.

Guard section of German hunting association dagger showing forest and hunting motifs.

Close-up of blade etching on German hunting dagger from Nazi Germany hunting association.

Blade detail on German hunting dagger used in German forestry services during WWII.

Pommel cap of German hunting dagger with acorn motif, part of forestry and hunting symbolism.

Handle and guard of German hunting association dagger carried by foresters and hunters.


Hitler and Gรถring, key figures in Nazi Germanyโ€™s hunting and forestry organizations.


Hermann Gรถring, head of German hunting association and forestry during Nazi Germany.