Vet Pick-Up Heer Dagger

[Killroy]

I was just given this very nice Heer Dagger by a Vet friend of mine that served in 99th ID. He brough this back along with a Forestry Dagger, what I think is an SS Dagger that has already been given to other family, a Luft Dagger, and a Luger. I think this is all I will be getting due to most of his family wanting the rest. I am glad to have this though as my friend was also the recipient of the Bronze Star for his actions durring the Battle of the Bulge. Thank you all for looking.

Regards,

Jeff

[Eric Zentner]

Lucky dog I love it and in great shape to boot.

Eric

[heers300]

Nice score. That's an early one. It's a first style crossguard and I believe it's the earliest maker's mark on Alsosa Heer daggers.

[Teutonicknights]

Good job Kilroy!!

Show the others? If you get more..

Mike<-----Have capture papers for Luger, but no one is claiming what happend to it...

[davejb]

Thats a nice pick up there Jeff, i wish someone would start giving me things like that

[Walkwolf]

Nice one, Jeff..............!

Good to see complete with hanger and portipee !

[SteveR]

Very nice. Especially when it is from the vet.

[Adrian Stevenson]

Hi Jeff, very nice, especially, like Steve said, coming from a Veteran.

All that needs to be done is turn it around in the scabbard and tie on the knot correctly.

Cheers, Ade.

[Walkwolf]

Hi Jeff, very nice, especially, like Steve said, coming from a Veteran.

All that needs to be done is turn it around in the scabbard and tie on the knot correctly.

Cheers, Ade.

Incorrectly sheathed daggers are a 'Pet Peeve' of Ade's.........................!


Make it right by turning it in the scabbard, and reversing the hangers.
( Daggers are worn on the left side of the wearer ) Perhaps someone
can show a pic of how the portipee is supposed to be attached.

[Adrian Stevenson]

Hi Steve, you know me so well

Some photos here will help you tie the knot on correctly:

Wittmann Militaria #32135 Personalized Army Officer Dagger by Carl Eickhorn

Cheers, Ade.