WW2 German Navy Kriegsmarine Dagger With Scabbard Maker Weyersberg

The WW2 German Navy Kriegsmarine Dagger with Scabbard, produced by Weyersberg, represents a standard-issue sidearm for naval officers of the German Kriegsmarine during the Second World War. This dagger features a double-edged blade typically etched with naval motifs, consistent with those produced by the Weyersberg factory in Solingen. The hilt is fitted with a gilt-finished brass crossguard and pommel, often styled with a fouled anchor motif and a distinctive eagle and swastika emblem. The handle is usually constructed from wire-wrapped white celluloid over a wooden core. The accompanying scabbard is made of brass, frequently engraved or decorated with oak leaf patterns. This dagger served both as a symbol of rank and a part of formal dress for naval officers from the early 1930s through 1945. The piece reflects the design standards and manufacturing techniques of period German military edged weapons.