Germany. A Luftwaffe Dagger With Its Matching Dagger Hanger GTRexclude effective January 8

effective January 8

the cap is solid and shows minimal mothing with only 3-4 small holes on the right side

Footnote: Adam Crooks (or sometimes spelled "Crook" as per the medal) was born in Kilmarnock

first as the Maritime Medal and was subsequently changed by Royal decree in 1938 into the Medal of Maritime Virtue

George Warden as his next-of-kin

Germany. A Luftwaffe Dagger With Its Matching Dagger Hanger GTRexclude effective January 8Second Pattern. An extremely well preserved Luftwaffe dagger, measuring 428 mm with the scabbard on, featuring a 255 mm long magnetic nickel plated steel blade, with untouched dull edges and a sharp tip. The blade is unmarked overall. It is beautiful polished also fully retaining its cross graining, with only very minimal marks on the blade common to extraction and return to the scabbard, but without any surface wear or pitting of any kind. The brown