Police Blades - Lets See them!

[Ernst-H]

a picture of the only police sword I once owned. It is now in a collection in the US.

[Ernst-H]

and this is the only bajonet I once owned. It is now in a collection in Europe.
It is a slotted cutdown bajonet without unit markings. Makermark on the blade (helmeted head) and a prussian acceptance mark on the spine.

[Dave C.]

Oh yeah, I forgot about my swords. An officer by Eickhorn!

[Dave C.]

NCO by Voos

[Dave C.]

Lets bring this old thread back up to see if there are any others willing to share there polizei blades!

[old siagon]

My small contribution

Hi Guys,

Here is my small contribution. A short Alcoso which used to have a Clamshell on it and a larger model by E.Pack & Sohne which is a cut down variety from the origonal Weimar zeit 17" blade.



The Larger Police bayonet made by E. Pack & Sohne



The Shorter Former Clamshell Police Bayonet

[Dave C.]

Perhaps just another Schupo pol blade to some but I couldn't resist adding another E&F Hörster and a P.S.a. Thanks to the help of another WAF member!

[Dave C.]

This maker seemed to like using a healthy amount of stag, which I can appreciate! Insignia is just right with a little wiggle and you can see the attachment pins. So it's Schutzpolizei Düsseldorf, Admin. district V, weapon number 120 (the 1 stamped over a 2) and a twist R.I. at the end that doesn't seem to confirm to what we've learned about property markings. Perhaps a sub-district, revier or station?

[Dave C.]

Couple pics of the Hörster markings

[jwh44]

Hello
Some of my blades.
Regards
Alain

[Dave C.]

Alain,

Great looking pol blades! Is your G.Tr. by Horster and with brown scabbard and frog? Also, your one bayo has the addition of the R.I. and is only 38 off from the one I just posted! Is it an ALCOSO? Thanks!

[jwh44]

Thanks Dave

The G.Tr is a Lüneschloss and The S. D. is a Höller. Do you know the meaning of R.I. ?
I have a Weimar 98/05 with this Police marking and 1920 on the other side of the crossguard.

Regards from Paris
Alain

[Dave C.]

Finally after years of regret letting my first example go, I was recently able to add another Saxon with the unique lion hilt! Of course it's another Leipzig marked example.

[Dave C.]

My favorite part

[Dave C.]

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