The WW2 German Army Dagger With Scabbard, Maker Klass, is an edged weapon issued to Wehrmacht officers during the Second World War. Manufactured by Klass, a recognized maker of period military blades, this dagger features a blade constructed from polished steel, typically etched with the maker’s mark near the hilt. The hilt generally consists of a crossguard and pommel with distinctive designs, paired with a ribbed grip, commonly produced from synthetic materials or celluloid to mimic ivory appearance. The included scabbard is composed of metal, often with a textured or pebbled surface, and fittings for attaching to a uniform belt or hanger. These daggers served as ceremonial sidearms rather than combat tools and were a symbol of rank and authority within the German Army. Period examples may exhibit signs of age, such as tarnish or minor wear, commensurate with their use and storage over decades.













