Collecting Edged Weapons of the Third Reich, Vol 7 by Thomas Johnson

Collecting Edged Weapons of the Third Reich, Vol 7 by Thomas JohnsonTable of Contents: Page 1 Page 2 Page 3 Numerous illustration. This reference continues (from Vol. VI) an in depth look at the numerous materials and production techniques employed in the manufacture of German edged weapons. A study of theTENO dress sidearms is featured, as well as a chapter on the "the other Solingen", the small village of Steinbach located in the former East Germany (DDR). Numerous rare and unusual Third Reich edged weapons are

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Numerous illustration. This reference continues (from Vol. VI) an in-depth look at the numerous materials and production techniques employed in the manufacture of German edged weapons. A study of theTENO dress sidearms is featured, as well as a chapter on the "the other Solingen", the small village of Steinbach located in the former East Germany (DDR). Numerous rare and unusual Third Reich edged weapons are featured for the first time, and a previously unknown Third Reich Fire Police prototype dress dagger is discussed. Provided is an expanded update on current market values, and additional previously unpublished photos of Third Reich edged weapons in wear; additional revelations from the Carl Eickhorn and WKC combat boot knives.

Materials & production (Pt. 2), TENO daggers, rare, unusual & newly discovered edged weapons, complete RZM listing, Eickhorn & WKC 1933-45 factory files & more.