Germany, Luftwaffe. A Ii Pattern Officer’s Dagger, By Weyersberg, Kirschbaum & Co. certificate_of_authenticity His Panzer Regiment either destroyed

His Panzer Regiment either destroyed or captured: 39 armoured vehicles

measuring 77 mm x 57 mm

before it was outlawed

He received his "wings of gold" on April 21

This badge was introduced in 1945

Germany, Luftwaffe. A Ii Pattern Officer’s Dagger, By Weyersberg, Kirschbaum & Co. certificate_of_authenticity His Panzer Regiment either destroyed(Luftwaffe Dolch). Measuring 435 mm in length when inserted into the scabbard, this dagger features a 270 mm long magnetic metal blade with semi sharpened edges and a sharpened tip. The blade presents plain with the exception of a makers mark of WKC, SOLINGEN, along with the companys logo of a knights helmet, near the reverse ricasso. The blade is firmly set into a feinkzink crossguard, the obverse of which bears a finely detailed Luftwaffe eagle in