Shop original German Army daggers for sale from the Gettysburg Museum of History’s collection. The Heer officer’s dagger (Heer Offizierdolch), introduced in 1935, has an eagle crossguard, a grip in shades from white to orange and a pebbled scabbard, and was often worn with hangers and a portepee knot.

Every Army dagger here is an original examined and certified by the museum. Listings name the maker, such as WKC, Alcosa, Eickhorn or P.D. Lüneschloss, and describe the blade, grip, fittings, scabbard, hangers and portepee, along with any veteran provenance. Most came home with U.S. veterans.

Sold examples stay online as a reference archive. See the museum’s SS daggers and SA daggers, or the wider WWII militaria collection.