Collection

[Jim R]

I have finally gotten all my daggers together and thought I would share with you. Here are 32, plus I have three more that are in my displays of Heer and Luftwaffe medals and a Heer miniature.

Starting with Police and going clockwise:

Police - ACS

Luft I - Emil Voos

Navy - Unmarked and unetched

Red Cross Off - Unmarked

Red Cross Enl - Unmarked

Luft II - WKC, Klaas, SMF, Unmarked (WKC), Alosco, Horster, Alosco,

Army - Holler, Unmarked, A.W. Jr, Horster, Unmarked (glass grip), WKC, Henckels

SA- E.P.&S, Tiger, E.P.&S, Ohliger (under discussion), Weyersburg

NSKK - Wagner

Gravity - Weyersburg (one with rostfrei and one without)

SS- RZM 1317/40, RZM 1052/38, RZM 807/36

Boot - Puma, Unmarked

[Jim R]

Meissen coin collection

Top Row: Franch 25 June 1940, England 10 May 1940

Second Row: Paris 14 June 1940, Don't know how to translate

Third Row: Savestopol 17 July 1942, Danzig 1 September 1939

Fourth Row: Kreisturnfest 15 July 1934, 102 Years, Sarr

[Jim R]

Luftwaffe awards and dagger

2 Pilots - unmarked

Ground Assault - unmarked

Bomber Silver - F&BL

Bomber Bronze - R.S.S - I think this is a day clasp as the bird is not painted black.

Bomber Bronze - unmarked - bird is black

Night Fighter 1200 - unmarked - bird is black

Transport Silver - unmarked

Transport Bronze - unmarked

Flak ? GB

Bomber with Star

[Jim R]

This collection is EKs made by L/II. All awards and packages (except EKII package (received EKII in this package)) are marked L/II. The EKI envelope is very rare. I have since added a case for the EKII Spange. If anyone has an EKI Spange and case for sale please contact me.

[Jim R]

My EKI and WMC collection. Unfortunately I couldn't display the cases (each one has a case, except screwbacks). The makers of each one left to right top row to bottom:

None, None, None, L59, 20, None, L13

L15, L58 (screwback), 15 (screwback), L52(screwback), L13

None, 100, None, None, None, None

The EKII is not marked and can't tell on the spange. These two were added to give balance to the collecton.

[Jim R]

Thought I would share with you my porcelain and bronze figures. The first one I call a Luftwaffe Attack Eagle, it is Meissen and sculptured by Max Esser in 1930 and is titled ?Falcon bagging Pigeon?. It is 27 inches high and 14 inches wide and weighs about 44 lbs.

[Jim R]

German WWII Soldier, made by Nymphenburg Porcelian. It is hard to see but there is an eagle with swastika above his right pocket. It is 10 inches tall.

[Jim R]

Back of soldier

[Jim R]

My last piece is an 1870 bronze Russian soldier. It is 21 1/2 inches high with a 10 inch x 5 inch base. It was made by K.F. Verfel in Russia.

[Jim R]

Side view

[Jim R]

Almost forgot my Heer medals and daggers

Edited July 13, 2007 by Jim R

[Scott]

Great selection of items Jim!

Scott

[gregM]

Very nice collection.

[ricky1972]

Nice items Wonderful collectiopn of daggers!!

CONGRATULATIONS!

Cheers,

Ricardo

[nesredep]

Hi

Nice collection,thanks for sharing.

Nesredep

[Jan Arne S]

Hi Jim !

Very nice Collection .

And great displays as well !

Jan Arne

[buellmeister]

Jim,

You certainly have an extensive and well displayed collection. I raise my hat in admiration!

Regards,

Joel

[Paul R]

I agree!! Great collection you have there!! I love the 1870 statue!!

[Crimean Bob]

You have a very nice bronze figure there, unfortunately it seems that at some point it has been polished removing the original factory applied patina. Bronzes should never be that color, however there are products available that will take it back to a brown or black color with a little work.

Bob

[Troy Tempest]

Excellent Jim!