ACCOU #15816 ARMY OFFICERS HANGERS

 ACCOU #29913 BAHNSCHUTZ RAILWAY OFFICIAL’S HANGERS

 ACCOU #29520 ARMY HANGERS WITH LEATHER TOPS

 ACCOU #29869 TeNo HEWER TRODDEL

 ACCOU #29945 POLICE CLOTH SWORD / BAYONET TRODDEL

 ACCOU #29952 ARMY LEATHER BAYONET / NCO SWORD TRODDEL

 ACCOU #29949 ARMY NCO BAYONET TRODDEL

 ACCOU #29921 ARMY NCO BAYONET TRODDEL

 ACCOU #29765 DIPLOMATIC / GOVERNMENT OFFICIAL HANGING STRAPS

 ACCOU #29809 UNDER-THE-TUNIC CANVAS SWORD STRAP / HANGER

ACCOU #25580 EARLY RAD EM HEWER HANGER

ACCOU #15257 ARMY OFFICER HANGERS

ACCOU #29460C RAD BULLET HANGER

ACCOU #29459C RAD OFFICER HANGERS

ACCOU #29463C ARMY GENERAL OFFICER HANGING STRAPS

ACCOU #29464C LUFTWAFFE DELUXE HANGERS WITH LEATHER TABS

ACCOU #29465C LUFTWAFFE OFFICER DELUXE HANGERS

ACCOU #29467C TeNo OFFICER BROCADE HANGERS

ACCOU #29024 RAD OFFICER HANGING STRAPS

These officer straps are the typical tan colored leather. They measure overall about 9-inches. The leather is still in very sound condition with no rot or problems. This leather only shows normal age. The top closed bracket is the type that we usually see and it is stamped on the center area reverse with the large, “NE” indicating this hardware was made by Assmann. The rectangular buckles are the aluminum type as are the slides and push-in style lower snaps. These fittings all have a raised pebbled finish. Most of the pebbled finish is worn from the lower snaps. These snaps are the type that have rounded tops. A good set of hanging straps here for a nice conditioned RAD officer’s dagger.

ACCOU #28972C WHITE BAYONET FROG

This bayonet frog appears to be the size that would be used for a butcher type bayonet or one with a larger proportioned scabbard. The frog has been coated with a white finish. Overall the leather is somewhat hard and could use a little bit of nurturing to soften it up. The frog very much resembles the size of a Red Cross hewer type. It is retained by four rivets which have also been whitened in the process. The reverse upper area has been stamped with the maker marking and date, “A. Fischer / Berlin C.2 / 1937”. These white finished bayonet frogs were used for honor guard duty such as the Feldhernhalle memorial, the honor temples or even guard duty at the Reich Chancellery. A rare accoutrement here.

ACCOU #28957C WALL SWORD BAG

This sword bag is a desirable rust color and it measures 40-inches in length. It is in good shape throughout having a fine cloth wool enforcement border sewn throughout all of the edges. The top portion has the pinching shear configuration and it has a string which acts as a closure device. There are a couple of moth bites here and there but nothing severe. The lower area of one side has a splint in it but this could be very easily remedied. A nice looking wall sword bag here which you could use as a backdrop with a mint sword or if you like keep your own sword in the bag and preserve it accordingly. This is a very nice accoutrement that few people have in their collection.

ACCOU #28707 23cm LUFTWAFFE PORTEPEE

This portepee has been on a dagger and is still set in the curves of its original knot. It is the wide cord type and it shows just the slightest of usage, but absolutely no fraying. A good original knot here ready to go on to your Luftwaffe dagger.

ACCOU #28708 LUFTWAFFE HANGER WITH LEATHER TOPS

This set of Luftwaffe Hangers has deluxe fittings throughout. The upper snap clip is the style which is RZM “UE10” marked on the reverse. The company that made this particular fitting RZM marked the fitting, because they also used it for mounts involving Political daggers. This mount has the deluxe oak leaf and acorn sprigs, and has a little bit of a gold hue to the metal. The rectangular buckles below and slides have the oak leaf motif, and the snaps are the deluxe push-up type, having the oak leaf decoration with the “DRGM” stamping on the reverse. The straps are retained at the top via matching brown leather tabs, which have a nice pleasing grain to them. The straps themselves are the traditional blue/purple fabric having twin aluminum bullion lines running the length. The reverse gray velvet is in good shape, showing a little bit of wear in one spot, but nothing objectionable. Nice hangers here.

ACCOU #28709 LUFTWAFFE OFFICERS HANGERS

This set of hangers is fairly long, measuring almost 12 inches overall. The hardware is the basic type, having the “DRGM” mark snap clip, with the rest of the clip being plain. The snaps below are the push-in type, but have pebbled surfaces. They exactly match the matte finish of the upper clip. The rectangular buckles and slides have the oak leaf motif. The buckles are the type that you don’t see too often, having the more rounded edges. The straps are the traditional blue/purple color, having twin bullion lines that run the length. The velvet backs are in fine condition, showing only the most nominal of wear. A fine set of straps here.

ACCOU #28704C WHITE FINISHED "Y" STRAPS FOR LAH HONOR GUARD

This set of “Y” straps is the type that was finished in white, and was used by the Liebstandarte Adolph Hitler when doing guard duty at the Reich Chancellery, or other duties involving Hitler’s offices or personal protection. The straps have aluminum buckles and clips that are marked “DNC”. The white straps are finished in brown on the reverse. They are deeply stamped, “A. Fischer/Berlin C.2SS/1937”. This is your chance to acquire an extremely rare set of LAH White Honor Guard Straps.

ACCOU #28705C LARGE WHITE SWORD HANGER FOR LAH HONOR GUARD

This Large White Sword Hanger has a square bottom, which measures about 4 ½ by 5 ½ inches, with a strap at the top having an aluminum “D” ring. The lower portion of the squared hanger is equipped with a belt and hasp section, which connected to the “U” bracket of an SS degen. This sword hanger was used by the Liebstandarte Adolph Hitler while on honor guard duty. The reverse of the hanger is deeply stamped, “A.Fischer/Berlin C.2/1937/SS”. The reverse of the hanger is in brown leather. This would be a great accoutrement to hook up with your SS Officer or NCO degen. A very rare item here.

ACCOU #28825 POLICE SWORD TRODDEL

 This police sword troddel is the large type that was also used on police degens. It has the wider style leather strapping which has three sets of aluminum stitching having a red highlight stitch in the center. The slide is a leather thong type with red trim and the stem is the flat variety having crochet-like aluminum brocade covering. The ovaled knot is of all aluminum bullion and the stuffing is of red, white and black thread. This knot is in mint condition still having its original tie string around it. The leather is still quite supple though and should be easy to either tie on to a sword or put next to a sword as a decoration. A beautiful original troddel here.

ACCOU #28826 POLICE SWORD TRODDEL

 This police sword troddel is the large type that was also used on police degens. It has the wider style leather strapping which has three sets of aluminum stitching having a red highlight stitch in the center. The slide is a leather thong type with red trim and the stem is the flat variety having crochet-like aluminum brocade covering. The ovaled knot is of all aluminum bullion and the stuffing is of red, white and black thread. This knot is in mint condition still having its original tie string around it. The leather is still quite supple though and should be easy to either tie on to a sword or put next to a sword as a decoration. A beautiful original troddel here.

ACCOU #28821 MUNICIPAL POLICE BAYONET / SWORD TRODDEL IN ORIGINAL TISSUE PAPER

 This unissued municipal police troddel is in absolute brand new condition. This beautiful troddel still has the original tissue paper wrapped around it and it also has the two original tie strings to keep it together. It is the style troddel which is made of leather. This leather strapping is in choice condition still being very supple and having the triple aluminum stitching running the length. There is a red stitch in the center to highlight the motif. There is a thong leather slide which is also decorated with aluminum and red color thread. The stem is the flat type having crochet-like aluminum bullion covering. The oval bullion knot is below and it is stuffed with red, white and black thread. Wrapped about the troddel is the original tissue paper which I only opened to take a look at this nice piece. A beauty here.

ACCOU #18822 UNISSUED RURAL POLICE BAYONET / SWORD TRODDEL IN TISSUE PAPER

 This unissued police troddel is in totally perfect condition still having supple black leather strapping. The strapping is decorated with triple aluminum stitching running the length having the center with red highlight thread. The slide is in a black leather webbed thong and it is highlighted with red and bullion stitching. The stem is the flat type covered in bullion crochet-like thread. The lower oval knot has a cap and lower portion consisting of bullion thread with alternating green color thread. The lower insert consists of green thread. This troddel is still in its original tissue paper. It is a great collectible to keep on its own or if you wish to take it out of the tissue paper and display it next to a mint sword or bayonet I’m sure that this would work also. A fine original item here that has been stored by myself since the early 90’s when I put away several nice accoutrements to keep to the day when they were more difficult to find. The day has arrived!

ACCOU #28823 UNISSUED RURAL POLICE BAYONET / SWORD TRODDEL IN TISSUE PAPER

 This unissued police troddel is in totally perfect condition still having supple black leather strapping. The strapping is decorated with triple aluminum stitching running the length having the center with red highlight thread. The slide is in a black leather webbed thong and it is highlighted with red and bullion stitching. The stem is the flat type covered in bullion crochet-like thread. The lower oval knot has a cap and lower portion consisting of bullion thread with alternating green color thread. The lower insert consists of green thread. This troddel is still in its original tissue paper. It is a great collectible to keep on its own or if you wish to take it out of the tissue paper and display it next to a mint sword or bayonet I’m sure that this would work also. A fine original item here that has been stored by myself since the early 90’s when I put away several nice accoutrements to keep to the day when they were more difficult to find. The day has arrived!

ACCOU #28824 UNISSUED RURAL POLICE BAYONET / SWORD TRODDEL IN TISSUE PAPER

 This unissued police troddel is in totally perfect condition still having supple black leather strapping. The strapping is decorated with triple aluminum stitching running the length having the center with red highlight thread. The slide is in a black leather webbed thong and it is highlighted with red and bullion stitching. The stem is the flat type covered in bullion crochet-like thread. The lower oval knot has a cap and lower portion consisting of bullion thread with alternating green color thread. The lower insert consists of green thread. This troddel is still in its original tissue paper. It is a great collectible to keep on its own or if you wish to take it out of the tissue paper and display it next to a mint sword or bayonet I’m sure that this would work also. A fine original item here that has been stored by myself since the early 90’s when I put away several nice accoutrements to keep to the day when they were more difficult to find. The day has arrived!

ACCOU #28808 UNISSUED 23 CMS LUFTWAFFE PORTEPEE WITH ORIGINAL TIE STRING

 This aluminum portepee is in pristine unissued condition still having its original tie string keeping it together. It is still supple though and will easily go on to a dagger if this is the choice of the next purchaser. This portepee was put away by me in the early 90’s when I felt that I had an abundance of accoutrements and perhaps the day would come when they were scarce. This is the case now and I am happy to be able to offer this original Luftwaffe officer’s portepee. A great item here!

ACCOU #28812 UNISSUED 23 CMS LUFTWAFFE PORTEPEE WITH ORIGINAL TIE STRING

 This aluminum portepee is in pristine unissued condition still having its original tie string keeping it together. It is still supple though and will easily go on to a dagger if this is the choice of the next purchaser. This portepee was put away by me in the early 90’s when I felt that I had an abundance of accoutrements and perhaps the day would come when they were scarce. This is the case now and I am happy to be able to offer this original Luftwaffe officer’s portepee. A great item here!

ACCOU #28814 UNISSUED 23 CMS LUFTWAFFE PORTEPEE WITH ORIGINAL TIE STRING

 This aluminum portepee is in pristine unissued condition still having its original tie string keeping it together. It is still supple though and will easily go on to a dagger if this is the choice of the next purchaser. This portepee was put away by me in the early 90’s when I felt that I had an abundance of accoutrements and perhaps the day would come when they were scarce. This is the case now and I am happy to be able to offer this original Luftwaffe officer’s portepee. A great item here!

ACCOU #28816 UNISSUED 23 CMS LUFTWAFFE PORTEPEE WITH ORIGINAL TIE STRING

 This aluminum portepee is in pristine unissued condition still having its original tie string keeping it together. It is still supple though and will easily go on to a dagger if this is the choice of the next purchaser. This portepee was put away by me in the early 90’s when I felt that I had an abundance of accoutrements and perhaps the day would come when they were scarce. This is the case now and I am happy to be able to offer this original Luftwaffe officer’s portepee. A great item here!

ACCOU #28817 UNISSUED 23 CMS LUFTWAFFE PORTEPEE WITH ORIGINAL TIE STRING

 This aluminum portepee is in pristine unissued condition still having its original tie string keeping it together. It is still supple though and will easily go on to a dagger if this is the choice of the next purchaser. This portepee was put away by me in the early 90’s when I felt that I had an abundance of accoutrements and perhaps the day would come when they were scarce. This is the case now and I am happy to be able to offer this original Luftwaffe officer’s portepee. A great item here!

ACCOU #28819 UNISSUED 23 CMS LUFTWAFFE PORTEPEE WITH ORIGINAL TIE STRING

 This aluminum portepee is in pristine unissued condition still having its original tie string keeping it together. It is still supple though and will easily go on to a dagger if this is the choice of the next purchaser. This portepee was put away by me in the early 90’s when I felt that I had an abundance of accoutrements and perhaps the day would come when they were scarce. This is the case now and I am happy to be able to offer this original Luftwaffe officer’s portepee. A great item here!

ACCOU #28820 UNISSUED 23 CMS LUFTWAFFE PORTEPEE WITH ORIGINAL TIE STRING

 This aluminum portepee is in pristine unissued condition still having its original tie string keeping it together. It is still supple though and will easily go on to a dagger if this is the choice of the next purchaser. This portepee was put away by me in the early 90’s when I felt that I had an abundance of accoutrements and perhaps the day would come when they were scarce. This is the case now and I am happy to be able to offer this original Luftwaffe officer’s portepee. A great item here!

ACCOU #28645 ARMY OFFICER HANGERS

This set of Army Officer Hangers has excellent deluxe hardware, but the straps themselves are mostly worn out. The brocade straps are still fairly good on the obverse, but on the reverse the velvet backing is fairly well frayed, with not much material left here. However, the hardware on these hangers would be excellent for someone who either wanted to restore this set, or possibly use the hardware on another set. This hardware is the silver plated deluxe type. The box clip at the top is the style with raised-out oak leaves, and has the patent marking “DRGM” stamped at the top. The straps are retained to the bracket via a set of aluminum style tabs that are bent over, and are both rivet held. Both of these tabs are marked with stamped oak leaf sprigs and acorns, and also the patent design “DRGM” is stamped into the upper portion of the tabs. The oval buckles and slides have good slivering, and depict the raised-out oak leaf style. The lower snaps are the deluxe push-up type, and they also have oak leaf sprigs on their obverse. The reverse of each one is stamped “DRGM”. A good set of straps here for parts.

ACCOU #28628 FORESTRY CUTLASS PORTEPEE

This Portepee is for a Forestry Cutlass and is getting to be a difficult accoutrement to find. It consists of textured bullion strapping, having twin green lines that run the length. At the lower area there is a slide which is woven of bullion and green thread. The stem is the flat type, that has crochet-like bullion covering where the metal below can be seen. The lower bullion ball is of oval shape, and is stuffed with a green thread. There is no fraying or problems on this portepee, and it is ready to go onto your Forestry cutlass.

ACCOU #28504 POLICE PORTEPEE

This police portepee is the style with leather strapping having triple aluminum stitch wire running the length. The center wire is highlighted in red. This strapping, although it has been on a sword or police bayonet, is still in excellent condition with no fraying or problems. There is a slide of black weaved leather having aluminum and red highlights. The stem is the flat style having a crochet like covering which reveals the metal beneath. The ovaled ball has an aluminum thread like cap and lower area with the stuffing of black, white and red thread. This portepee is all set to go into your police officer sword or police bayonet.

ACCOU #28505 UNISSUED POLICE PORTEPEE

This unissued police portepee still has the dual tie strings around the strapping. The strapping is the black leather type and it is decorated with three distinct rings of aluminum stitching. The center is highlighted in red. The stem is the black leather weave type having accents of red bullion stitching. The flat style stem is the crochet variety revealing the metal beneath in the holes. The oval ball is composed of thread like bullion at the cap and lower area. The stuffing is of red, black and white thread. A fine example here which would nicely decorate a sword or bayonet.

ACCOU #28506 UNISSUED WIDE STYLE POLICE PORTEPEE

This unissued police portepee with wide strapping still has the dual tie strings around the strapping. The strapping is the black leather type and it is decorated with three distinct rings of aluminum stitching. The center is highlighted in red. The stem is the black leather weave type having accents of red bullion stitching. The flat style stem is the crochet variety revealing the metal beneath in the holes. The oval ball is composed of thread like bullion at the cap and lower area. The stuffing is of red, black and white thread. A fine example here which would nicely decorate a sword or bayonet.

ACCOU #26017 POLICE PORTEPEE WITH WIDE CLOTH STRAPPING

This police portepee is the style that has the wide cloth strapping. The cloth strapping has three sets of bullion stitching sewn the length. The center stitching has red highlights. The slide is of black cloth material enhanced with bullion and red. The stem is the crochet like bullion fabric and you can see the metal beneath. The large oval ball is of all yarn like bullion having stuffing of red, white and black. A choice police sword portepee ready to put on your officer’s degen.

ACCOU #26018 POLICE PORTEPEE WITH WIDE CLOTH STRAPPING

This police portepee is the style that has the wide cloth strapping. The cloth strapping has three sets of bullion stitching sewn the length. The center stitching has red highlights. The slide is of black cloth material enhanced with bullion and red. The stem is the crochet like bullion fabric and you can see the metal beneath. The large oval ball is of all yarn like bullion having stuffing of red, white and black. A choice police sword portepee ready to put on your officer’s degen.

ACCOU #19575 EARLY RAD E.M. HEWER HANGER

 This early, short-style, hanger is of all black leather construction. It is the style with small strap equipped with oval buckle and hasp to keep it closed. It shows quite a bit of usage at the fold over point, but about half of the leather still remains. This will work fine on your early Hewer, assuming you are not going to wear it. The small black retainer loop is missing from this rig, but does not effect the serviceability. It is identical to the one shown in wear on page 36 of the Johnson Accouterment Book.

ACCOU #26583C POLICE PORTEPEE WITH WIDE CLOTH STRAPPING

This police portepee is the style that has the wide cloth strapping. The cloth strapping has three sets of bullion stitching sewn the length. The center stitching has red highlights. The slide is of black cloth material enhanced with bullion and red. The stem is the crochet like bullion fabric and you can see the metal beneath. The large oval ball is of all yarn like bullion having stuffing of red, white and black. A choice police sword portepee ready to put on your officer’s degen.

ACCOU #4519 UNDER THE TUNIC ARMY SWORD HARNESS

This under the tunic army sword harness is complete with canvas strapping having an adjustable buckle and a leather frog accoutrement sewn to the harness. The frog is an hour glass shape and is equipped with a nickel-plated snap clip. The snap clip is riveted to the leather frog. The obverse of the frog is a rich brown color and the reverse of it is a green leather color. These harnesses were worn beneath a tunic in order to suspend a sword through the slit below the pocket flap.

ACCOU #28507 UNDER THE TUNIC SWORD HARNESS

This under the tunic sword harness is made of a soft cotton fabric having a texture to it. At the halfway point there is a brown leather loop with D ring sewn for which would be attached a sword teardrop hanger or perhaps some other hardware to adapt the D ring to the sword carrying ring.

ACCOU #28509 WEBBED UNDER THE TUNIC BELT WITH FIXED D-RING / LOOP

This under the tunic webbed belt is a lighter green olive color. There would have been many organizations that could have used this belt as basically it was worn beneath the tunic and used to service the hanging of a dagger. There is a fixed brown leather loop having a gilded D-ring. The gilded D-ring matches the gilded buckle which is also equipped with a roller. Just thinking about it this rig could be used for an NPEA leader’s dagger, any kind of a forestry or hunting dagger or basically any dagger which would have hangers with a snap clip hardware at the top. Either way, someone out there probably has a good use for this original rig.

ACCOU #25084 WOOLEN DAGGER STORAGE BAG

 This woolen dagger storage bag is a light tan color wool. There are a couple of signs of moth tracks, but no holes in the bag anywhere. The bag is made of totally woolen material and the two sides have been stitch-sewn. The bag measures 16 ½” in length and is 4 ½” wide at the top. It is equipped with a good looking zipper, which has a short chain hanger, with ball on end. The zipper is marked, “RiRi”. This fine bag could easily be used to store an Army, or 2nd Model Luftwaffe Dagger. It would also make a nice backdrop to position a dagger on the surface.

ACCOU #28515 BLACK LEATHER SWORD SLING

This black leather sword sling has a gold rectangular buckle and a gold D-ring for the belt loop at the top. The black leather, though, could have been worn by army officers as they certainly wore black boots. The gold buckle and D-ring would go nicely with the gilded hilt of the sword. This sling is about 20-inches in length and shows some attic crazing in the surfaces as well as age. It is still relatively sound though but could use a little leather nurture to soften it up some. It is complete with a nickel-plated regain chain and hook. The snap clip at the reverse of the gold buckle is DRGM marked and also painted black.

ACCOU #28516 BLACK LEATHER SWORD SLING

This black leather sword sling is about 20-inches in length and is fitted with a gold rectangular buckle and a gold D-ring which retains the belt loop above. The black painted snap clip at the reverse of the gold buckle is DRGM marked. This leather could use some nurturing but it is still basically sound having decorative trim lines on the edges. This is likely an army sword hanger which would go with the officer’s black boots and the gold trim would go with the gilded sword hilt.

ACCOU #23771 SA TWO PIECE VERTICAL RIG

This vertical rig shows a little bit of mild age to the leather pieces. There is more age to the grip retaining loop but it is still serviceable having a good working strap. The nickel-plated D-ring is retained by a rivet which holds the belt loop closed.

ACCOU #28520 SA TWO PIECE VERTICAL RIG

This two-piece vertical rig is composed of leather which is a little more substantial than most that you see. The leather is also thicker. The belt loop is riveted and retains a brass D-ring. The grip retainer is in good condition and is complete with a working snap clip.

ACCOU #28519 SA TWO PIECE VERTICAL RIG

This vertical rig is in excellent condition throughout having a fine belt loop which is sewn closed containing a nickel-plated D-ring. This belt loop is marked on one side, “RZM L2/5”. The grip retainer leather is in good condition having a fine working snap.

ACCOU #28521 SA TWO-PIECE VERTICAL RIG

This SA two-piece vertical rig is of thinner leather than we normally see them but it is absolutely original. The matching leather is a slightly lighter brown color than we usually see. The D-ring is in choice condition being nickel-plated and retained by a belt loop which is riveted together. The SA grip leather loop is matching and has a working snap being retained by a matching rivet. This is a good-looking rig here.

ACCOU #28524 BROWN LEATHER BELT LOOP

This belt loop is composed of excellent brown leather being slightly larger and thicker than the usual for an SA hanger. Most likely it is for some piece of equipment. Attached to the leather loop is a fairly heavy duty nickel-plated snap clip. This looks like something that may have been used to carry possibly an instrument or a canteen, etc.

ACCOU #23456 NAVAL "UNDER THE TUNIC" WEBBED BELT WITH WHITE LEATHER SWORD SLING

This rigging consists of a blue webbed belt which has a brown leather front with brass buckle and roller portion at the top. Permanently affixed to the webbed belt is a brown leather belt loop containing a naval sword sling. The sling consists of about a 20-inch length of white leather strapping. At the top of the strapping there is a brass chain and regain hook. At the lower area there is a dual set of lion mask buckles and at the reverse there is a small leather strap attached which has a black painted snap clip. This rig apparently was set up for a sword with only one hanging ring. To my knowledge this would accommodate the naval infantry as often these naval sabers were suspended in army style metal scabbards. This would be a very rare item if you happen to have the right sword for it.

ACCOU #28527 LEATHER FIRE AX COVER / HANGER

This brown leather hanger also acts as a cover for what appears to be a large size fire ax. It is built for the type of ax which has a point in the back which slopes downward. The design is quite clever having a boss with button hole to open the assembly and the leather accoutrement slips over the handle of the ax. Once in place the accoutrement enables the ax to be carried through a leather belt. This accoutrement is in fine condition and if you have the right size ax to fit it it would be quite a find.

ACCOU #28529 AUSTRIAN SWORD PORTEPEE

This sword portepee is a good-looking item having bullion outside strapping with twin blue lines running down both edges. The inside of the portepee is lined with a red leather. Below the slide there is a wire connector which connects the stem to the strapping allowing for the knot to swing freely. The stem is decorated with V designs having a blue and bullion mix. The lower ball is of bullion yarn-like material and the stuffing is an off-white felt material. There is no fray on this portepee but it is highly age patinated. If you have an Austrian sword needing a knot to dress it up this should be a good value for you.

ACCOU #28531 IMPERIAL SAXON SWORD PORTEPEE

This sword portepee shows much patination and it looks as though it was worn some, but there is no abuse. The strapping is a silver bullion with twin rows of green line decoration. The stem is material bullion with “v” design green thread. The lower ball is also bullion. A difficult knot to find.

ACCOU #28533 SAXON OFFICER’S SWORD PORTEPEE

This sword portepee consists of a silver bullion strapping which does not appear to have any colored lines in the bullion but it is nicely patinated. The stem and slide are also silver bullion decorated but have green V designs in their surfaces. The lower ball is of all silver bullion and has a cat’s anus style stuffing of green thread. A fine knot here to complete a Saxon Officer’s Sword.

ACCOU #4659 KREIGSMARINE NAVAL HANGERS

This is a good period set of naval hangers showing some wear throughout but still in very serviceable condition. The lion mask images appear to be produced of a zinc base having a gilded surface. The gilding is more of a brass color than it is gold. The gilt is probably about 90% over the buckles. The snaps are the traditional gilded aluminum type and they have normal gold surfaces. The regain hook is in place and this appears to be a gilded steel type. These straps have the black lined satin fronts with a deep color blue-black velvet backing. There is some wear to the backings, but no fraying or problems. A good set of straps here to put with a later-made naval dirk.

ACCOU #5408 EARLY IMPERIAL NAVAL HANGERS

This set of Imperial naval straps is quite early and certainly pre-WWI. The mounts are all brass throughout. The lion mask buckles are very nicely done and are still crisp throughout. The brass snaps are of high quality with riveted style springs. It is interesting to note that the snaps on the bottom of each set of hangers are a larger size than those at the top. There is no regain hook and chain as on these early hangers, this wearing method was not utilized. The fronts of the straps are made of lined black satin. The reverse are a purple color velvet. The velvet shows some wear, especially on the shorter strap which retains most of the weight. This purple color velvet on the long strap is still all there and is really quite impressive. This would be an outstanding set of hanging straps for a long Imperial cadet dirk or a nice 1902 model officers. Hangers from this early vintage are very difficult to come by.

ACCOU #5637 EARLY RAD HANGER

This early RAD hanger is the 1st style that was used on the RAD hewer. These hangers prove to be inefficient for the extreme weight of the hewer, so they were replaced with the bullet style in about 1936. This example is the early initial type. It is composed of black leather which is folded at a 45° angle at the bottom where it went through the “U” fitting on the scabbard of an RAD hewer. A separate hasp and buckle with short belt kept the hanger closed. The small retaining loop is still in position. This leather is a black color and the retaining loop is a brown color. The buckle has patinated to a black color. There is some wear to the lower portion of the hanger, but nothing that is bad. This hanger will clean up nice and would be a great item to display with a full stag example or an ultra early numbered example RAD hewer.

ACCOU #28427 RAD BULLET HANGER WITH SEPARATE BELT LOOP

This RAD bullet hanger is a very fine example. The leather parts on the obverse are all black color and on the reverse it is a brown color material. The upper loop section is separately snapped to the lower bullet hanger. The snap clip has fairly good nickel plating and good leather loop area. The clamp below nicely matches and has a large “A” on the back with the letters “A” and “S” stamped also. The leather bullet section of the RAD hewer is in choice condition throughout. It is getting very difficult to find these two-piece bullet hangers. This one would go very nicely with an excellent plus plus to near mint hewer.

ACCOU #5904 RAD BULLET HANGER WITH SEPARATE BELT LOOP

This RAD bullet hanger is a very fine example. It has black leather on the obverse and the reverse is done in a brown leather. The belt loop is attached via a wire hardware. This belt loop is in choice condition throughout. The leather to the bullet hanger is also in fine condition on both sides. The reverse is marked with the maker “th.Seibod/offenbach a.m./1937". Below this is what appears to be an assignment to an RAD group “1 38 B.A.Fü.” The snap clip buckle is in near mint condition, being marked with an “A” and the letters “a” and “s” beneath and also having the RAD triangle and the year “37" below. An extremely nice example, especially with the unit marking.

ACCOU #4511 ARMY TEARDROP SWORD HANGER

This army teardrop sword hanger is about 7½ inches in overall length. It is the adjustable type having a couple of button hole slots with an aluminum boss. The original retainer loop is still in place. The top is folded over and retains a closed box clip. The snap clip at the bottom is one of the thinner types where it is pressed in. It is nickel plated and in perfect condition. The leather is still extremely nice on this example. The obverse is a rich brown color and the reverse is a gray color. A nice looking army hanger here.

ACCOU #4509 ARMY TEARDROP SWORD HANGER

This sword hanger is in exceptional condition, having fine brown leather and measuring approximately 7½ inches in length. It is the type of hanger that folds over at the top which traps a box clip for hanging the accouterment to a snap within a tunic. The leather has two button holes with a boss button. The original leather retainer is in good shape and in place. The lower portion of the teardrop has a nickel plated snap clip. The reverse of the teardrop is a lighter color brown leather. A very nice accouterment here.

ACCOU #4508 ARMY TEARDROP SWORD HANGER

This teardrop sword hanger has been adjusted to the short length but it has another button hole where it could be extended to the normal 7½ inch length. This is now at about 6½ inches. The hanger is the fold over type at the top and it has a good, nickel plated closed box clip. The boss is a fine matching nickel as is the snap clip at the lower. The hanger has a matching brown backing. Overall, this hanger is in very nice condition.

ACCOU #4505 ARMY TEARDROP SWORD HANGER

This sword hanger has excellent brown leather obverse with an unusual gray leather reverse. It is 7½ inches long and it is the style with a fold over top loop which contains a “D” ring fitting which would attach to an accouterment inside of the uniform. The teardrop has two button holes and a boss. The retainer leather loop is in place. The lower snap clip has fairly good nickel plating but does show some age and has about 85% of the original finish. A very interesting teardrop here and an excellent specimen to complete your sword.

ACCOU #28492 ARMY NCO BAYONET TRODDEL

This bayonet troddel is the standard variety, having green strapping decorated with three rows of bullion highlights on each edge running the length. The slide and stem are composed of green and aluminum bullion done in a “v” design. The acorn cap is green and bullion and the lower portion is all aluminum bullion with an insert matching the strapping.

ACCOU #27818 ARMY OFFICER HANGERS WITH HORSESHOE TOP

 These army officer’s hangers are the deluxe type having the desirable horseshoe shaped top. This top piece is arched and has a rectangular hole where the clip would retain them. There are two rivets below which retain the brocade straps. The horseshoe clip has raised out oak leaves and acorns on the obverse and the reverse at the top is DRGM marked. The hardware below is the standard type, having oval buckles with standard slides all having raised out oak leaf motif and the lower snaps are the deluxe push-up type which are decorated with oak leaf springs on the fronts and each one is DRGM marked. About 50% - 60% of the original silvering remains on the hardware. These straps are the standard aluminum brocade fronts with textured surfaces. They are sewn to green velvet backs which show some mild wear but no fraying. A good set of horseshoe top straps here.

ACCOU #9181 EARLY ISSUE ARMY HANGERS

 A great example of early issue Army hangers. Includes a fine brass closed box clip and oval buckles, in very good condition. The pebbled push clips and vibrant green felt backing are in good shape. Overall, these hangers show some wear but are generally excellent throughout.

ACCOU #15610 DELUXE ARMY HANGERS

 A nice fine example of Deluxe Army hangers. This example is little longer than average and in a very desirable condition. Oak leave decoration throughout and D.R.G.M. marked on upper box clipand lower push up clips. Excellent condition on front brocade and backing. Nice hangers here.

ACCOU #25552 SOCIAL WELFARE HANGERS

 These Social Welfare hangers measure a little bit over 11 inches in length. They feature a textured brocade fabric on the obverse with each strap having twin gray lines running the length. The reverse is a gray, high-pile velvet. Neither side shows much usage and there is little to no period soiling. The hardware consists of a snap clip at the top which has a pebbled surface. The same pebbling occurs on the rectangular buckles and the accompanying slides. The lower snaps are the push-in type and they have a slight pebble to their surfaces. These hangers are in excellent condition and would go well with a near mint to full mint dagger.

ACCOU #25574 RAD LEADER HANGERS

 This set of RAD Leader hangers measures overall a little bit over 9 inches. They feature outstanding tan leather straps which have line decoration running down the length of the edges. These straps are in excellent condition throughout with little to no signs of age. These straps are still nice and supple. The hangers are equipped with the standard box fitting at the top. This fitting is stamped with the letter “a”. The rectangular buckles have a pebbled surface as do the slides below. The snaps on this set of hangers are a little bit unusual. They are not the standard aluminum type, but appear to be a heavier duty variety which are nickel plated and have built in tension springs. Looking at the hanger area along with the sewing, it is obvious that these lower snaps have always been on this set of hangers. I have seen snaps like this on other occasions. A 100% original set of RAD hangers in choice condition.

ACCOU #25570 EARLY PRE-RZM SS HANGER

ACCOU #27658C DELUXE ARMY HANGERS

 These hangers have the rare distinction of gaining even more appeal from wear over time. The gilding is so worn on the fittings that they now appear silver and match the brocade nicely... The very definition of a "happy accident" here! The decorated box clip and snap clips retain the most of the original gild. With the deep green backing and silver brocade finish these hangers look fantastic. The box top and clips are D.R.G.M. marked, and the stitching is still tight and shows no wear. Some really nice hangers here, reasonably priced and in good shape overall.

ACCOU #26647 IMPERIAL OFFICERS SHAVING BRUSH BULLION TRODDEL

 This troddel is a real beauty, having blue cotton-like strapping with triple rows of bullion lines running down the length. The slide is a beautiful silver bullion style having blue thread highlights. The stem features a blue silk-like cover having silver bullion wavelike threads running through it surfaces. The lower cap is of silver bullion as is the long brush-like hanging bouillon strands which are over a blue cotton strand base. This is a very elaborate portepee which would be an outstanding addition to the right edged weapon. I do know now what the blue and silver colors would represent in the Imperial Army, but for those who may, this is a great knot.

ACCOU #27580 DELUXE ARMY HANGERS, CRESCENT TOP

 Though the backing has seen better days, these hangers are in excellent, presentable condition. The riveted crescent top still has vibrant gilding. The nylon style brocade is mint. The rings, buckles, and slides, are in great working condition and bear gild. The push-up clips are still tight. All parts are pebbled and decorated with oak leaves. The only thing that takes away from these hangers from being pristine is the backing. Not only is the wear on the backing expected, but it also authenticates this accoutrement. Gild is good throughout, oak leaf ornamentation and pebbling is strong. Clips and crescent top are both D.R.G.M. marked.

ACCOU #27668C EARLY BRASS ARMY HANGERS

 The silver gild has been worn away from these hangers, to reveal a brilliant brass. Being an early make, the metal used in thier construction is always of the best quality. With the gild gone, these hangers begin to resemble those that would have been issued to a General. There is some wear on the brocade and backing, but both still appear pleasing to the eye. The buckles, box-clip, slides, and snap clips are all in good condition, showing only normal wear and tear. The oak leaves and pebbling are brilliant, extremely well preserved. These Army hangers are in good shape considering their age. A nice, and rare, set of hangers here.

ACCOU #27651C ARMY OFFICER HANGERS

 These interesting Army hangers are still in fine condition, even though some minor usage wear is evident. The backing and brocade remain suprisingly vibrant. What appears to be an ordinary box-clip houses the rarely seen leather reinforcement for the straps. Excellent detail remains evident throughout the buckles and slides. The pebbling and spring action are still fresh on the snap clips. These are some very nice Army hangers here, reasonably priced for their condition.

ACCOU #24470 YUGOSLAVIAN NYLON AIR FORCE PORTEPEE

This portepee looks similar to an Imperial naval style, except that instead of being flecked with a red and black colors in the cording, it has red and blue colors. It is a fine nylon construction throughout. The stem also has blue and red fleck, and the nylon lower knot is stuffed with the Yugoslavian colors of blue red and white. This knot would add a lot of spice to your Yugo Air Force Dagger. It is in full mint condition, still having its original wrapping, and is identical to the one which is shown in the Berger book on page 267.

ACCOU #27367 ARMY GENERAL’S HANGING STRAPS

 This set of army general’s hanging straps are a “no question about it” accouterment. The hardware is the deluxe type which features the oak leafed, closed top clip, the oval buckles and slides and the push-up type snaps with oak leaf fronts and DRGM marked backs. Throughout this hardware, there is lots of original gilt which remains on most pieces at approximately 50%. This is not an early set of brass hangers that are being passed off as army generals. These fittings are the standard pot metal type and the gilding here is the real deal. The brocade straps are still relatively clean and there is no fraying to the fine, green velvet backs. The straps are retained to the closed top clip via green leather tabs. These tabs are still in excellent condition. If you would like to mount an army dagger with a general’s tunic, this would be a good opportunity. These hangers are not mint, but they are genuine!

ACCOU #27617 UNKNOWN ORIGINAL THIRD REICH HANGING STRAPS

 This set of hanging straps is 10 inches long. The purpose of these hangers is unknown to me; however, there is no question that they were actually worn with a dagger and worn for some time. The construction and materials indicate that they were produced definitely during the Third Reich. It is possible that they could have been used by one of the axis dagger countries, but if this is the case, I do not recognize them, as the really do not resemble the style of some of the countries that wore similar hangers such as Bulgaria and Croatia. These straps have a fine silver brocade front with twin green lines that run the length. The brocade is sewn to a green leather backing. This leather is still quite supple and is in good condition. The brocade fronts show age and patination but no fray. The hardware for these hangers is a plain box clip at the top and the lower buckles, slides and push-up style snaps are standard army issue variety. This hardware has the silver plated surfaces and as is usually the case, they do show deterioration of the plating and some corrosion here and there. It is possible that these straps could have been used for some type of a hunting or forestry cutlass that was carried by suspension rings instead of a frog. It is also possible that the straps could have been for some type of a heavy-duty customs edged weapon. Your guess is as good as mine, but, whatever they are, this is an original set and would be a welcome addition if someone out there has a dagger missing these hangers!

ACCOU #24093 RAD OFFICER HANGERS

 This set of RAD Officer Hangers is equipped with swivel tops. The tops have metal, which is bent over and held by rivets. The metal is attached to a closed box clip, which is marked with the “A”, atypical of RAD hangers. The hardware is all covered aluminum in rectangular buckles, slides, and push-in style snaps with rounded tops. The leather strapping is the typical tan variety, and these straps remain in excellent condition.

ACCOU #27291 POLICE OFFICER SWORD/BAYONET TRODDEL

 This Police Troddel is in outstanding condition, appearing to have been on a bayonet, but there is no fray or any problems. The strapping is the cloth type. It is decorated with triple bullion stitching, running the length. The center stitch has been highlighted with red color thread. The slide is a weave of black cloth, highlighted with red and bullion stitching. The stem is a flat type, having the crochet-like bullion covering, and the metal can be seen below. The oval ball is of all yarn-like bullion construction, having an insert of black, white, and red material in the cat’s anus style. A very fine troddel here, which will nicely decorate your police sword or bayonet.

ACCOU #27185C ARMY GENERALS HANGING STRAPS

 This set of Army General Straps is fairly long, measuring about 11 ½ inches overall. All of the fittings on this example are of high quality brass, which still has its original gilded surfaces throughout. This is not just brass, which is shined up to look like gilt, but it is the regular fire gilt, that we are used to seeing on sword parts and other 3rd Reich made artifacts. This set of hangers is equipped with a closed box clip at the top, which also has about 95% of its gilt remaining. The ovaled buckles have outstanding detail to their raised out oak leaves, as do the slides and the push-in style lower snaps with rounded tops. Each of these fittings has about 95% of its original gilt. It is very rare to see an original set of Army General’s Hangers, and these certainly are! The brocade on the obverse is still clean and crisp, and the reverse velvet of the snaps, shows only the most modest of wear. Even the hasp fittings in the buckles reflect a gilded finish! An outstanding original set here.

ACCOU #4866 UNIDENTIFIED BLACK LEATHER TEARDROP HANGER

 This unusual black, teardrop-shaped leather hanger is about 6 inches in length. It is equipped with a "D" ring at the top. The ring is secured, having extra leather at the top being folded over and retained with an aluminum boss and small strap. At the lower portion, there is a "U" shaped retaining fitting covered with matching black leather - this "U" fitting is designed to snugly fit under a lug. In the center of the hanger, is a matching cross strap with snap button. It was meant to retain a grip in place. I tried this hanger on a couple of things. It works well on a shooting cutlass or a small proportion clamshell Police bayonet. Probably would work on other things also. It shows usage, but is still in very serviceable condition. Definitely a 3rd Reich, German-produced accouterment here. Nice item.

ACCOU #17643 BLACK LEATHER POLICE TEARDROP BAYONET FROG WITH LARGE D-RING

 This black leather teardrop is quite rare and was a secondary method for carrying a Police Bayonet. It measures about 6 1/2 inches overall. It has been used, but remains in fine condition. There is a closed nickel box clip at the top. The clip is retained by the top of the hanger, being folded over, and held by button hole and boss fitting. At the lower area there is a large, nickeled "D" ring. This ring slips beneath the lug of the Police Bayonet scabbard. There is a leather grip loop at about the center point. This snaps around the stag grip and keeps the bayonet from moving. A great accouterment which is quite rare. This accouterment would work equally as well on a Clamshell Bayonet. It also could be used for Forestry and Hunting Cutlasses. In fact, any edged weapon which has a carrying lug on the scabbard. Choice thing here and something which will add plenty of interest to the piece paired with it.

ACCOU #16021 GRAY / LIGHT BROWN WOOLEN SWORD STORAGE BAG

 This example is in choice condition and measures about 38 inches overall. It is the style having machine sewn stitching running around all the edges. The top is a little unusual in that it folds over to close. The top flap is equipped with two snaps, having leather reinforcement on the opposite side. This great bag has no mothing what-so-ever, and is in perfect condition. I slipped a Diplomatic Degen I had laying around into it, and it fit great. It would also work well for a shorter SS/Police Degen. It is hard to find this kind of accoutrement, especially in this condition.

ACCOU #16942 SHOOTING CUTLASS TRODDEL

 This troddel is an all-green example meant for usage with the shooting cutlasses used by the National Rifle Association. The green strapping feels like silk. It has a pattern in the fabric. The slide and stem are also silk material. The slide has just a tad of fraying on one side. The lower rounded-style acorn ball is made with yarn-like thread. The lower insert matches the strapping. Fine example to complete your shooting cutlass.

ACCOU #16774 SHOOTING CUTLASS TRODDEL

 This fine troddel is composed of a textured, all-green silk strapping. The strapping appears to once have been on a frog, but has no wear or problems. The slide and stem are all-green silk covered. The lower ball is the rounded type (as opposed to ovaled) with cap and lower section made of yarn-like thread. The lower insert matches the strapping. A great accouterment to complete your National Rifle Association cutlass.

ACCOU #1405 RED, SILVER & BLUE STRIPED UNIDENTIFIED HANGING STRAPS

 These beautiful hanging straps were most-likely made for a Red Cross General. The fittings are identical to normal Red Cross Leader examples with the exception they have been gilted. The gilting shows wear and age, but is still hanging in there at about 90% to 95%. These fittings consist of a smooth finish snap clip, smooth oval buckles and slides, and smooth snaps. The front fabric though, is really something. It is an off-red, kind of carmine color. The fronts feature two bullion stripes, accented with a deep blue one in the center. They run the length of the facing. The reverse is a fine matching color, off-red velvet. The reverse shows mild wear and proper stitching - the stitching was loose and I had it repaired here - no big deal and undetectable. Would have been a shame to have these rare straps falling apart. Love the looks of these straps, and what a treat to the eye they would make displayed with a set of Red Cross and Social Welfare Hangers. Beautiful hanging straps of definite period construction. This pieces comes from the famous A.W. Perry collection of accoutrements.

ACCOU #26832 BAHNSCHUTZ RAILWAY PORTEPEE

 This Railway portepee comes from the old Tony Perry accouterment collection. The cord on this portepee is the fatter type, but not quite as thick as the Johnson remakes. The cording is a fine bullion which has black specks running in the surfaces. The cord shows only the most nominal of wear. There is a slide which is decorated with silver bullion thread and has black “v” designs running through it. The stem is the same as the slide, having the same “v” treatment with the black material. There is a slight amount of fraying to the stem where this portepee was worn at one time. The ball below is a fairly small style. This ball is composed of black and aluminum bullion yarnlike material and it alternates in color. The insert of the ball is a black felt material but does not appear to be as thick as the remake variety. The bullion material over the wood base is extremely tight, with none of the spaces or looseness that we see with the remakes. A fine original knot here that is ready to go onto your Bahnschutz dagger.

ACCOU #26749C BRITISH NAVAL SWORD PORTEPEE

 This sword portepee is of gold bullion fabric, having two black decorative stripes that run the length. The lower area has a slide consisting of black and gold bullion which matches a pinecone shaped lower ball, also made of the same weaved material. I believe that this is a knot for a British naval sword and would look terrific, if you have a nice example. The knot shows age but is in unissued condition.

ACCOU #19064 IMPERIAL / WEIMAR BAVARIAN POLICE SILVER BULLION / BLUE PORTEPEE

 This example is composed of silver bullion strapping of highest quality. The beautiful brocade is decorated with twin, thin blue lines which run the length. There is a weaved bullion slide positioned above a metal wire device. The metal wire device separates the bullion strapping from the lower stem and ball portions of the portepee, lessening the amount of wear to this area which is often frayed when built conventionally. The metal lower end is secured to the stem and is finished with a small escutcheon cap. The stem is a beautiful silver bullion "V" weave. The lower acorn is elegantly shaped and is composed of bullion yarn-like material. The lower insert is a blue felt material. This was an expensive-to-make portepee, and is a real beauty. I don't really know what it would be worn on, but it is so great to look at, maybe you don't need an edged weapon.

ACCOU #19356 WORLD'S LARGEST COLLECTION OF TRODDELS / PORTEPEES

 Enlisted Men and NCOs of the German Wehrmacht wore colorful troddels and knots tied to the frog of their bayonets. The many different combinations of colors designated the individual regiment and company to which the carrier belonged. With the new Portepee and Troddel Book recently released by Rex Reddick, (Available in my catalog), it should be fun to identify all these different troddel accouterments. Bill Laret has spent the last 40 years looking for these troddels and knots in an attempt to find each and every example that exists. Several years ago Bill bought an entire collection of knots from British researcher/author Brian Leigh Davis, just to get a few of the key pieces in that particular collection. Whether this collection is complete or not is hard to say. There are about 85 examples in the collection and we would like to sell it as one lot. Many very rare troddels, all in collectible to mint condition.

ACCOU #18343 GREEN WOOLEN DAGGER STORAGE BAG

 This fine dagger storage bag is made of a dark green wool. The edges are trimmed with a grey binding material which is sewn to the wool. This bag measures 18 inches overall. It has a drawstring top and the edges have the pinching shear cut. This bag also has the name of its producer printed in red on a cloth tag sewn to the bottom. The name is “Lindemann Ohg/Wetter (Ruhr)”. The color of this bag would indicate to me that it was for the storage of a Land Custom Official’s dagger, but I could be wrong.

ACCOU #15024 RUST COLOR WOOLEN SWORD STORAGE BAG

 This fine sword storage bag is in full mint condition. It is a rust-colored wool which has a lighter color brown binding fabric sewn around the edges. At the top, it has the pinching shear cut and the original drawstring is present. This bag measures slightly over 37 inches and would be perfect for a choice condition Luftwaffe General’s Degen. A real beauty here.

ACCOU #20042 BROWN WOOLEN SWORD STORAGE BAG

 This woolen sword storage bag is a fine deep brown color, and it has only a couple of nominal moth tracks in its surfaces. There is only one tiny hole and that is near the bottom area. This sword bag is sewn on all the edges with fabric reinforcement. The top area has the pinching shear cut. The original drawstring is weaved through the holes. There is brown leather reinforcement which shows age, but is still there at the bottom tip of this storage bag. This bag measures overall, forty inches in length and would be good for any Army sword.

ACCOU #5609 GREY WOOLEN SWORD STORAGE BAG WITH MATCHING GREY WOOLEN UNDER THE TUNIC HARNESS

 This is a great sword bag and harness outfit which was meant to be together. I think the pair would have been used with a Diplomatic sword. The grey woolen bag is in good shape throughout, having some moth tracks, but no holes. There is one cut near the edge about 2 inches down from the drawstring, but it is only an inch wide and was not done by bugs. This sword bag measures 41 inches in length and has the pinching shear top with grey drawstring. The bag is reinforced on the edges with a silk binding cloth. Accompanying the bag, is a matching woolen over-the-shoulder, under-the-tunic sword harness. The harness has a buckle which adjusts its length. Attached to the harness is a brown leather teardrop accoutrement which is fitted with an aluminum coated, pebbled snap clip. The snap clip is marked on the back “A” and “DRGM”. The back of the teardrop leather is also lined with wool matching the bag as well as the harness. A very beautiful combination here and possibly one of a kind. If you have a Diplo sword you are displaying, this would make for a great package.

ACCOU #24717 BROWN WOOLEN SWORD STORAGE BAG

 This woolen sword storage bag is a lighter color brown color, and it shows almost no mothing, being in fine condition. The seams are all sewn throughout the three sides, the bottom having extra stitches put in for strength. The top of the bag is cut straight and it is equipped with a drawstring fed through its holes. This bag measures 42 inches and would accommodate a good long Army Officer sword. A fine bag here.

ACCOU #24718 FIELD GREEN ARMY OFFICER SWORD STORAGE BAG

 This Army Sword bag is a beautiful field green/grey color. It is in choice condition, having no mothing and still fairly stiff. The bottom has been reinforced with green leather which remains in perfect condition. The edges are all sewn and at the top there is a pinching shear crimp. The original grey color drawstring is in place. This would be a fantastic bag to display a mint Field Marshall sword or any special sword from the German army you may have in your collection.

ACCOU #16021 BROWN WOOLEN SWORD STORAGE BAG

 This woolen storage bag is in choice condition, hav