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Gebr. Heller SA dagger with Th marking
This Gebr. Heller SA dagger follows the Model 1933 service-dagger pattern. It combines a double-edged blade, shaped wooden grip and curved metal crossguards. The accompanying brown scabbard retains its upper and lower mounts..
Blade and maker marking
The blade carries the acid-etched motto “Alles für Deutschland” on its obverse. On the reverse, the named Gebr. Heller marking identifies the manufacturer.The existing catalogue records the blade as being in very good condition, with visible factory crossgrain beneath surface patina. It also notes scattered age spotting and light staining. These details distinguish its preserved appearance from a mint or unissued condition claim.For further comparison, consult the
German blade maker-mark reference. Maker references should support examination of the actual marking rather than replace it.
Wooden grip and metal fittings
The reddish-brown wooden grip has the shaped profile characteristic of this dagger pattern. An inset SA roundel occupies the upper section, while the eagle sits below it.According to the current catalogue, both insignia remain secure and undamaged. In addition, the grip presents in excellent overall condition. The crossguards retain a mellow surface patina, with the group marking visible on the lower fitting.The existing description identifies the fittings as nickel silver. Their material and component fit remain relevant points for physical inspection, particularly when assessing whether the dagger retains its original assembly.
Brown anodised scabbard
The brown scabbard retains much of its recorded anodised finish. Its metal mounts complement the dagger’s fittings, while the suspension ring provides the attachment point for a hanger.The catalogue describes the scabbard as straight, without major damage. Nevertheless, surface wear remains present and forms part of its condition. This description acknowledges that wear without suggesting an untouched or unissued example.
Maker history and authentication
Gebrüder Heller appears among documented German SA dagger manufacturers. Specialist references distinguish Heller firms in Schmalkalden and Marienthal bei Schweina. Therefore, the complete maker marking must determine the precise company attribution; the abbreviated name alone should not decide it.The named blade mark, SA motto, wooden grip and regional crossguard marking provide the principal identification points. A complete authentication also considers the insignia, blade geometry, fitting materials and concealed construction.No named-wearer provenance accompanies the information available. Accordingly, this listing makes no unsupported unit, veteran or collection attribution.Explore our
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