The most expensive German Dagger other than Herman Goering’s
WELCOME TO OUR INTERESTING PROPOSITION
In a price conscious market germandaggerdealers .com have reassuring words for the children and grandchildren of WW2 veterans .
German Dagger Dealers also but German Badges
For artefacts recovered from the
battlefields of Europe by your Dad or Grandfather I will pay
50% extra in many cases .
A WW2 German army Dagger Complete With Hanging Stapps In Excellent condition
Why? Because GDD.com have been commissioned by European Museums to acquire militaria taken home by allied servicemen to the U.S.A.
A typical collection of German Militaria to include a police helmet a non decaled helmet . an Iron Cross second class and various combat badges
The condition of this generous offer is that a grouping of items must be acquired to the values of $500 minimum and be offered with access to period photographs and a covering letter from yourself.. Knowing that Dad’s stuff might form part of a museum in Europe is good .
(c) Mrs Helen Power; Supplied by The Public Catalogue Foundation
In circumstances such as this the story of each G.I.’S war will be recorded . So if you have a box of badges or some daggers or a steel helmet you may wish to consider selling ? If you have period photographs of your relative and any paperwork which you are comfortable selling this should add up to twice the average price for your artefacts .
A Luftwaffe General’s sword together with five dress daggers from the Third Reich period