This is a collector's guide on German Clamshell bayonets. All German bayonets fall into to two service or dress. This guide focuses primarily on the dress variations with numerous photographs; both black & white and color along with accurate dimensions of each piece, there is no doubt this book will be of great interest to serious collectors and novices alike.

German Clamshells and Other Bayonets

History

G. Walker

World

Johnson Reference Books

German Helmets 1933-1945: A Collector's Guide

German Helmets 1933-1945: A Collector's Guide

Goodapple, T. V.

Americas

The Hitler Youth

Littlejohn, David

Easy-to-follow alphabetical listing of key words and synonyms which makes the vast amount of information contained in the first 5 volumes of Collecting The Edged Weapons of the Third Reich easily accessible. This consolidated listing of the contents of all five volumes is presented with over 3,500 entries referring to some 1,500 pages of text and totally eliminates the necessity of searching volume after volume for a key picture or item of information.

Collecting the Edged Weapons of the Third Reich, Cross Index

Wasmus, A.

Reference

Illustrated with excellent photos and artwork. Provides the first in-depth treatment of numerous materials and production techniques employed in the manufacture of German edged weapons. Contains a detailed study of three german artists who designed the majority of the standard model dress daggers and selected honor pieces. Provides a look at NPEA institutions and their three model dress sidearms. Included is an extensive chapter devoted solely to the beautiful Carl Eickhorn Showroom swords. The most comprehensive data on the Paul Muller Turkish Damascus edged weapons can also be found in this reference. Numerous rare and unusual Third Reich blades are featured for the first time, as well as an expanded update on current market values for all standard Third Reich edged weapons and their accouterments. Dust Jacket.

Collecting the Edged Weapons of the Third Reich, Volume VI

Johnson, Thomas M.

Military

Wearing the Edged Weapons of the Third Reich, Volume II

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 the TENO dress sidearms is featured, as well as a chapter on the other Solingen, the small village of Steinbach located in the former East Germany (DDR). Numerous rare and unusual Third Reich 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 1933-1945 factory files; and a chapter devoted to WWII combat boot knives. Dust jacket, numerous illustrations.

Collecting the Edged Weapons of the Third Reich, Volume VII

Illustrated with excellent photos and artwork. Features the author's first person account of his ties to the German blade-producing city of Solingen; photos of many of the famous Solingen edged weapon manufacturing firms, past and present; an exhaustive study of the dress sidearms of the RLB organization; the truth about the most sought-after, one-of-kind, Hermann Goring Reichsmarschall dagger; rare and unusual Third Reich edged weapons belonging to Luftwaffe General von Crieger, Navy Admiral Von Nordeck, and a complete RLB prototype bayonet; an expanded update on current retail market values for all standard Third Reich regulation and miniature edged weapons and their accompanying accouterments; uncommon manufacturer trademarks not featured in Volumes I-VII; a comprehensive review of Third Reich edged weapons in wear; additional revelations from the Carl Eickhorn, WKC, and other Solingen manufacturers' 1933-1945 factory files; the continued in-depth treatment of the WWII combat boot knives.Dust Jacket.

Collecting the Edged Weapons of the Third Reich, Volume VIII

Thomas M. Johnson

This is a follow up to LTC Johnson's Volume II, which was originally published in 1992. This reference features many previously unpublished photographs and illustrations of WWII German edged weapons and accouterments in wear.

Wearing the Edged Weapons of the Third Reich, Volume III

Chapters cover War booty--worthless souvenirs or priceless treasures; selected U.S. Army Signal Corps photographs of World War II war booty being liberated; selected examples of German war booty; the chase for veteran war booty--combatant family sources. Illustrated with photos, artwork and full color plates.

World War II German War Booty, Vol. III

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German Clamshells and Other Bayonets

German Helmets 1933-1945: A Collector's Guide

The Hitler Youth

Collecting the Edged Weapons of the Third Reich, Cross Index

Collecting the Edged Weapons of the Third Reich, Volume VI

Wearing the Edged Weapons of the Third Reich, Volume II

Collecting the Edged Weapons of the Third Reich, Volume VII

Collecting the Edged Weapons of the Third Reich, Volume VIII

Wearing the Edged Weapons of the Third Reich, Volume III

World War II German War Booty, Vol. III