Germany, Sa. A Model 1933 Nskk Group South Dagger, By Thomas Wielpütz certificate_of_authenticity a flat wire catch and

a flat wire catch and a hook on-top of the badge for stabilization

enamel flake on one arm

and in 1925

Die-stamped silver nickel

Footnote: SS-Zögling refers to a juvenile SS pupil who was not yet eligible to join the formal SS

Germany, Sa. A Model 1933 Nskk Group South Dagger, By Thomas Wielpütz certificate_of_authenticity a flat wire catch and(SA Dolch). An extremely well preserved Model 1933 SA dagger, measuring 385 mm in length when inserted into the scabbard. The dagger features a 225 mm long nickel plated magnetic metal blade, with a sharpened tip and semi sharpened edges, the obverse of which features an acid etched inscription of ALLES FR DEUTSCHLAND (EVERYTHING FOR GERMANY). The reverse bears a makers mark of THOMAS WIELPTZ, SOLINGEN HHSCHEID. The blade sits flush with the nickel