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They used cigarettes
on rear of grip
The 79th was relocated to Klagenfurt in April 1941 but was too late for the invasion of Yugoslavia
though the plating has worn down to the brass and has oxidized
while surviving camouflage examples frequently have missing buttons
Original German WWII 1941 Dated SA Service Dagger by Carl Eickhorn with Excellent Blade, Scabbard, and Hanger, RZM M7/66 Antique Gun Parts They used cigarettesOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is an original German WWII SA Service Dagger, or Dienstdolch, manufactured in 1941 under RZM contract by Carl Eickhorn of Solingen. Complete with its brown painted scabbard and later pattern leather belt hanger, it is a particularly well preserved wartime example with an excellent blade, tight hilt, and clearly defined markings. The dagger is constructed with nickel plated alloy fittings throughout. The
