SA Dagger with soldiers ID #?????

[axisdagger]

I am looking for any information anyone could give me on how to research this? Is there one really good site? I am told the numbers on the dagger and scabbard will identify the person that owned this? Thanks in advance for any help you can give me!

[blackheart0866]

I like the looks of this SA dagger, would be great to find out who it belonged to.

Brian

[Adrian Stevenson]

Sadly these cannot really be researched. It is not the man's serial number it is the Sturmnummer.

But it looks like a nice original dagger.

Cheers, Ade.

PS: the letter "P" is not to be confused as part of this inscription as it is the SA Gruppe mark for Pommern.

[Adrian Stevenson]

See here for more info:

Dienstdolch - Infos von Sammlern fr Sammler - Sturmnummer

Cheers, Ade.

[axisdagger]

Thanks for the help. I am new to these and I have what I am sure is a real dumb question...... what exactly is Sturmnummer? And what is the significance of the number? Thanks again

[John Brandon]

Thanks for the help. I am new to these and I have what I am sure is a real dumb question...... what exactly is Sturmnummer? And what is the significance of the number? Thanks again

Literally translated it means "Storm Number"
Storm, as in "Stormtrooper" Viz a V SA trooper, but as Ade has pointed out, almost neigh impossible to trace. The website Ade gave a link to is worth looking at.

Sturm numbers were also registered in SA ID Passes

[axisdagger]

I checked out that site. My german in non-existant but there are some good photos. Thank you all so much for taking the time to help me out I really appreciate it.

[John Brandon]

Try this.............................

Translation result for http://www.dienstdolch.de/sturmnummer.html?Itemid=33

[85ronnies]

guy's would you say it,s an NSKK dagger i think the scabbard looks black, or is it the pic? nice dagger aswell ,
cheers Ronnie

[axisdagger]

The scabbard is dark brown. It is just my not so great photo