Original German WWII SA Dagger by Rare Maker F.J. Frenzel of the Sudetenland with Scabbard - RZM M7/116 Receiver Top Cover The sFH 18 was twice

The sFH 18 was twice as heavy as its predecessor

One of only 2000 purchased by the State of Connecticut in 1871-72 and issued to their State militia

together with an “Lock Viewer’s” inspector stamping

and was sentenced to death by hanging

many male Marines didn't take the trouble to disguise their resentment

Original German WWII SA Dagger by Rare Maker F.J. Frenzel of the Sudetenland with Scabbard - RZM M7/116 Receiver Top Cover The sFH 18 was twiceOriginal Item: Only One Available. This excellent condition mid war period produced SA Dagger is made with nickel plated fittings throughout. The crossguards and tang nut are made from alloy, most likely zinc based, and still have most of the original plating intact. There is a bit of oxidation speckling on the guards, with some flaking adjacent to the grip. The aluminum end nut does show some tightening to keep the hilt secure. The grip is a fine