WW2 German SA M7/86 Dagger With Scabbard Dated 1941

The WW2 German SA M7/86 Dagger With Scabbard Dated 1941 is an edged weapon historically issued to members of the Sturmabteilung, also known as the SA or Brownshirts, a paramilitary organization during the Nazi era. The dagger features a double-edged, nickel-plated steel blade, typically marked with manufacturer’s insignia and a date—1941 in this instance—along with the “Alles für Deutschland” motto etched on one side. The handle is constructed from hardwood and fitted with nickel or plated fittings, including the SA roundel and an embedded eagle insignia. The accompanying scabbard is finished in brown paint with nickel-plated or steel mounts, designed for secure carrying. This example is attributed to the M7/86 reference, denoting the specific manufacturer code recognized during the period. The dagger’s presence highlights the standardized equipment and symbolic tools distributed to SA personnel during World War II.