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  • rufe-snow
    If they are the real mccoy, i.e. not outright fakes or replicas, and in excellent condition they would indeed be valuable. The photos aren't very good but it appears the blades of both daggers aren't in good shape.

    Best bet IMHO is to find a pro, either a advanced collector or honest dealer for a hands on.
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  • gary wray
    The first dagger is a Luftwaffe dress dagger; the second is a typical Party dagger...both look in not so good shape. Neither is rare. Not sure about the Nazi sword. Hope this helps.
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  • 45er
    Howdy Nordic,

    Others may be along to help more. I agree with rufe-- 1st dagger seems to be pitted. 2nd dagger, (one of a few different/time period variation of the same style), looks to suffer being marked having been drawn in/out of the sheath quite a bit.
    Both types of blemishes detract collector value. I know nothing about swords.

    Skip to the chase, here is one web-site where I research my own modest collection...
    http://germandaggers.com/

    45er
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  • EVILDR235
    I had that second one about 35 years ago.A friends father spent his time in the army during WWII looting Germany.The one i had had a black sheath with silver braid wraped around it and the wood on the dagger was black.A third friend owns it now.I see alot of reproductions nowadays with pot metal blades.

    EvilDr235
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