Original German Early WWII SA Dagger by Rare Maker C.G. Haenel of Suhl with Scabbard Ammunition Iron crosses were commonly constructed

Iron crosses were commonly constructed from an iron core sandwiched in a surrounding two part silver frame

This example is cotton with an interior sweatband

to April 3

German guards ordered POWs to fall out of the barracks

Original German Early WWII SA Dagger by Rare Maker C.G. Haenel of Suhl with Scabbard Ammunition Iron crosses were commonly constructedOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is an very good condition early pattern SA Dagger, made by the very rare firm of C. G. Haenel, located in the city of Suhl, Germany. This company was one of the original contractors for SA daggers in the Rhm era, and only made them 1934 1935, making them very rare. It comes comes compete with an original scabbard, though it is a later war replacement with an enamel finish. The dagger has solid nickel silver