Original German WWII SA Service Dagger by Carl Eickhorn of Solingen with Excellent Blade and Scabbard, RZM M7/66, Dated 1941 ERA This battalion remained in Oldenburg

This battalion remained in Oldenburg as the 1st Battalion of the new regiment

his ship was diverted to Philadelphia

This is what gave rise to the official name of the rifle

the first few pages (the album is read right to left) are filled with pictures of important figures in WWII Japan

many Lyras adorned Eagles or political symbols which where located on the center upper cross bar between the ends

Original German WWII SA Service Dagger by Carl Eickhorn of Solingen with Excellent Blade and Scabbard, RZM M7/66, Dated 1941 ERA This battalion remained in OldenburgOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is an excellent wartime production German WWII SA Dienstdolch Service Dagger manufactured by Carl Eickhorn of Solingen under RZM code M7 66 and dated 1941. It retains exceptionally strong original blade crossgrain, a crisp SA motto with much of its original darkening, bright nickel plated fittings, an attractive mahogany toned grip, and its original brown enamel scabbard with matching nickel plated steel mounts.