Paul Weyersberg Heer

[WW2-Collector]

The last of the SOS purchases an early Weyersberg Heer. The dagger has brass based fittings with the unique sleepy eye Weyersberg crossguard. The blade is a nickel plated variety. The dagger is not numbered internally. The scabbard bands and screw configuration matches other Weyersbergs I have looked at but this dagger as far as I can tell does not exhibit the scabbard flaw.

[fdodge]

You did a great job photographing a beautiful dagger.
I missed that one at the SOS

Regards,
Frank

[larry21556]

Please forgive my ignorance, but what is the "scabbard flaw"?
Thanks, Larry

[gregM]

Beautiful

[Ed Sunday]

Yes Tom that's another winner . You did manage to buy some great loot at the SOS !

[WW2-Collector]

Ed thank you sir sure loving that Holler you sold me at the show!

[Serge M.]

Nice score Tom.
My favorite is the Weyersberg.

-wagner-

[rbminis]

Great photos of a beautiful dagger!
Nice clear mm, just the right amount of patina, great blade, and I love the butterscotch color of the grip! Nice aquisition!
Ralph.

[WW2-Collector]

Larry some of these early Weyersberg army daggers have a line visible when you study the scabbard pattern not a flaw so much as a dot pattern

Please forgive my ignorance, but what is the "scabbard flaw"?
Thanks, Larry