This set of officer hangers looks great at first glance but unfortunately the right strap was broken and was repaired by a previous collector. The strap is now quite sound and certainly these hangers would be good for just placing next to a dagger. The leather itself is in good condition still having much of its original factory finish.

The straps are equipped with a pebbled type closed clip at the top and have the usual rectangular pebbled buckles and pebbled slides. The snaps are are push in type having the rounded tops.

A good looking set of straps here that because of the repair are priced accordingly.

Good. $375.00

These early Naval Hangers are one of the finest quality sets I have ever seen. They are most beautiful, being of early brass construction.

The front of the straps are a lined black moire and the reverse is a rich, deep blue velvet. This velvet shows no wear whatsoever.

The straps are equipped with matching brass lion mask buckles. The lion masks are really very beautiful and have a quite a different look to them than the later Kriegsmarine types. The early brass snaps are slightly shorter than those used on the later Kriegsmarine varieties. There is also a matching brass regain chain and hook at the top of the shorter strap.

If you have a really super early Naval Dagger, one with a ball top or even an Imperial example, this hanging straps would be an absolutely perfect accoutrement. It is very rare to see quality straps such as these offered on the market today; they are a collector's item in an of themselves.

Near Mint. $795.00

This vertical hanger measures 7 and a half inches in length. It is of fine brown leather which at the top has a built in belt loop.

As it extends further down it widens to accept the width of an SA dagger. There is a conventional SA short hanger strap that is fed through two slots in the hanger having the conventional early nickel buckle with the regain loop. Below this there is an additional regain loop which retains the scabbard in place.

The leather is still in good serviceable condition throughout and I believe this is the first time I have ever seen an SA vertical like this. A very fine original accoutrement here.

Excellent. $595.00

This most unusual original hanger measures 7 and a half inches long and is almost like a bayonet frog but specifically built for wearing a SA vertically.

The hanger has a built in belt loop at the top and it extends wider as the surfaces go down. At the bottom there is a sleeve type piece of leather that acts to retain the scabbard shell and above this is a substantial matching brown leather belt roller buckle and regain strap.

This hanger is not marked but does show quite a bit of usage but is still in excellent serviceable condition. A very rare Sa vertical here.

Excellent Plus. $495.00

This short hanger at first glance looks like a conventional later black leather SS hanger. It has plated hardware to include the buckle which is still in excellent condition and a snap clip being the OLC marked RZM M5/71 type. The small regain loop is also present.

What is interesting about this hanger is that once it is opened up on the inside liner of the leather are markings which consist of a circled SS runes and the numbers 78 / 40 and then a double circle around an RZM. Probably a number of these hangers slipped by us as how often do we actually look inside of a short hanger that may already be attached to an SS dagger.

If you have a later example piece this hanger would work out quite well and once it has been installed only you will know that the leather itself is SS marked!

Near Mint. $250.00

This set of Red Cross officer hangers are in nice condition throughout having an 11 inch length. The brocade is still in very fine condition featuring gray backgrounds with textured brocade having two aluminum lines which are highlighted with red thread. The reverse of the straps is also in fine condition with good velvet to the gray backs.

The upper clip is an aluminum style which is plain throughout. The oval buckles and slides are also plain being an aluminum. The lower snaps are smooth surfaces and are the push in style. Most of the plating remains at the upper points of the snaps but the plating is pretty much gone where the business end at the carry area.

A very fine set of straps here that would go very good with a excellent plus plus to near mint Red Cross officer.

Mint Minus. $995.00

This set of army hangers is in very nice condition throughout. The upper clip is the deluxe type that is DRGM marked and also features raised oak leaves and acorns.

Connected to the top clip are the folded over style metals tabs. These tabs feature oak leaves and acorns and are held in place by rivets. The brocade itself is in perfect condition with no soiling and showing no wear. The buckles and slides below feature the raised oak leaves and about 95 percent of the silvering is all there. At the bottom are the deluxe push up style clips with oak leaves on their surfaces. They are both DRGM marked on the reverse and have about 80 percent of their silvering. The reverse velvet shows no wear on these straps.

A very nice set of army hangers.

Near Mint. $195.00

These TeNo leather hangers are in outstanding condition having no rot stiffness or problems whatsoever with the condition of the black leather. The leather is perfect. The leather features only a decorative line on both of the edges but are otherwise plain. The measure just about 17 inches long when including the belt loop.

the top bracket is a closed type being of aluminum and plain with no decoration. The buckles are rounded and reflect a TeNo gear wheel shape. The gear wheel areas have been factory blackened and about 98% of the darkening is still there. These buckles are also marked with a raised "A" on the reverse which indicates they were produced by the Assmann firm. The slides below are in perfect condition. The snaps are the style which have pebbled surfaces are are push in. They both also reflect excellent original plating.

Attached to the upper clip is an ultra rare accoutrement. This original belt loop is equipped with a long style snap clip. The snap clip is marked on the reverse DRGM / M5 / 76 / 11 / RZM. I believe that this is the first time I have seen a belt loop setup like this with these markings on the reverse. The leather at the top is black with lines on the both of the edges and exactly matches the color of the hanging straps.

If you are looking for these "day use" TeNo leather straps for your TeNo officer they would show it off royally. A very rare set of hanging straps and loop here.

Near Mint. $2,295.00

This set of hangers is in nice condition throughout showing little usage. They have the deluxe closed top which features oak leaves and acorns and is DRGM marked.

Attached to the top clip are folded over tabs which are retained by rivets. These tabs have oak leaves and acorns and are DRGN marked.

The brocade itself is in nice condition showing only mild wear. The reverse straps have good velvet also showing little wear. The buckles and slides feature the raised oak leaves and the snaps below are the deluxe "push up" style with oak leaves on the obverse and DRGM marked on the reverse. The plating shows a little bit of age but for the most part is is about 90 percent there.

A nice set of straps measuring 10 inches in length.

Excellent Plus. $195.00

This set of deluxe hangers shows some normal wear but not bad. The top clip is the closed variety featuring oak leaves and acorns and DRGM marked. Attached to the clip is a set of folded tabs which are DRGM marked and retained by rivets.

The brocade straps are in nice condition throughout having the textured bullion fronts showing little wear and still nice and clean. The reverse of the straps shows some wear to the center left strap but otherwise is in nice condition with its dark green velvet. The oval buckles and slides feature the raised out oak leaves and are in nice condition. The snap clips the deluxe push up type which feature oak leaves and acorns and are DRGM marked on the reverse.

A nice set of Army officer hangers showing only modest wear.

Excellent Plus. $195.00

This set of RAD hangers are about as nice as you're going to find. The tan leather straps remain in perfect supple condition with no rot or any age problems whatsoever. They are still new like.

Attached to the hangers at the top is a closed bracket having fine nickel plating and marked with the letter "A" indicating these straps were produced by Assmann.

The buckles are rectangular shaped and are of aluminum with pebbled surfaces. The slides beneath match the pebbled surfaces. At the bottom are two pebbled style push in snap clips which have all of the nickel gray plating.

These straps would go perfect with a near mint to mint conditioned RAD officer dagger. They measure about 8 and half inches.

Mint. $995.00

This set of TeNo officer hangers measures about 11 inches. The brocade is in good condition showing a little bit of mild wear to the aluminum stripes on the right side. This looks to me as though the portion of the strap where the original wearer dragged his arm. It is not bad however.

The reverse of the straps is in perfect condition with its black velvet showing little to no wear.

The top clip is a closed aluminum variety. The TeNo buckles below are the round type which feature the gear wheel device. They are in nice condition and are marked on the reverse with the letter "A" indicating they were produced by the Assmann firm. The slides nicely match the TeNo cogwheel buckles. The snaps below are are push in style and type that have rounded upper portions. They have a pebbled finish showing a little bit of modest wear.

Overall though a good set of rare original TeNo officers hangers.

Excellent Plus. $1,895.00

This set of hangers is rarely offered and a pleasure to see. They would have been issued to a high ranking government official or diplomatic corps official.

The brocade has the traditional herringbone design with a gold look to the thread. The brocade shows only mild age but not wear and no problems whatsoever. The reverse of the straps are covered in a black velvet. There is some surface wear to the velvet itself but no wear through.

The top clip is an aluminum example with a push in snap. The clip was once all gild finish but most of the gild surface has worn off over the years but it is still able to be seen in the inner areas as well as on portions of the enclosed bottom section of the clip. The rectangular buckles and slides still reflect almost all of the gilt finish on the obverse and also on the reverse areas. These buckles and slides appear to have perhaps have had a brass base. The eyelets and buckle ends also appear to be brass and the eyelets are gilt. The snap clips below are a push in variety and they have rounded tops. They also have a pebbled finish. Most of the gild is worn off the outside areas of these snaps but the inside recesses as well as other parts still have much of the original gilt remaining. It is interesting to note that the longer clip on the right hanger is installed with the snap on the reverse. For some reason this must have been the choice of the original wearer as there is no question that the hangers reflect wear in this method.

If you have a Diplo or GO that you feel belong to a higher up these hangers would be outstanding to put with the dagger. These are rarely offered and rarely seen. A great set of absolute original straps here.

Excellent. $2,995.00

This set of sea customs officer's hangers have been pretty much worn to death but they are still all there and they are original. The moire fabric is slimmer than we see on naval straps but is basically the same having a black velvet backing. The front portion of the moire strapping has separated from the back portion on both straps. The right hand strap was apparently period repaired by the original wearer where the left strap could use the same repair technique which was just running some black thread through it. The hardware on these hangers is the sea customs type having the raised pointed leaves on both the oval buckles and the slides. Not much of the original gilt remains on the buckles but there still is enough there to see that they were gilded at one time and on the slides there is still a lot more gilt that remains. The closed top clip shows substantial wear on one side created by the weight of the hanging dagger and this certainly seems in line with the wear to the straps. The lower snaps also have traces of gilt being an aluminum base with square tops. I know that these hangers would normally have been chucked into the trash can when the war was over but for some reason this original set has survived. Sea customs hangers are probably the rarest of all the standard hangers. We almost never seen them and I think I've only sold one or two pairs over my lifetime career. If you have a sea customs dagger that you are displaying in a case these hangers would certainly be a nice substitute until or ever a better set could be found. Sometimes "something" is better than "nothing".

Fair. $495.00

The leather of is in top condition throughout and still extremely serviceable. The reverse has the usual coffin shape.

There is a retainer loop at the bottom and also a strap with button that goes through the carrying ring of the scabbard. At the top there is a large nickel plated snap clip which is unmarked.

This vertical is in choice condition and would great on any SA early dagger. It was made prior to the RZM's authority in standardizing accoutrements.

Excellent Plus. $495.00

This set of hanging straps is in good condition except for the fact that the left strap has two repairs. The one repair is at the top below the snap clip and the second repair is just above the oval buckle. The repair was made by applying a matching dark blue strip of leather to the reverse area. With tenderness and care, I am sure that these hangers will go on to last a long time. We did not make the repair, but acquired them this way.

The straps themselves are the typical RLB type, being dark blue-black color and having two sets of stitching running up the edges of each strap. The snap clip at the top has the pebbled finish and on the reverse it is marked “DRGM” and “M 3/10 RZM”.

The lower snaps are the deluxe “push-up” type with oak leaf decoration. Each snap is marked “DRGM”. The oval buckles and snaps are decorated with raised oak leaves. A good set of straps here to display with your RLB dagger.

These straps should not be used to suspend a dagger, but they are priced accordingly. These straps are longer than most of the RLBs you will see, measuring 9” at the long strap.

Excellent. $495.00

This set of RAD Officer's Hangers measure 9 ½ inches. The brown leather of the hangers remains in fine condition, showing no dry rot or other problems.

The top clip is the closed type, marked with the "A" that indicates they were made by the famous Assmann firm. The rectangular buckles and slides have crisp pebbling and are constructed of aluminum. The aluminum snaps are also pebbled, being the "push-in" type with rounded tops.

This set of hangers is in very nice condition and ready to go on your RAD Officer's Dagger.

Excellent Plus. $995.00

This RAD "Bullet" Hanger is a fine example, being complete with the separate belt loop at the top.

The leather throughout the hanger has some minor attic crazing on the finish but it is still sound and serviceable.

The snap clip hooked to the black belt loop is marked with "A" on the reverse, indicating the Assmann firm, as well as "A&S", the production year "37", and an RAD triangle.

The nickel clip below is also marked in the same fashion.

A very nice RAD "Bullet" example here.

Excellent Plus. $525.00

This set of RLB Officer's Hangers is still in good, sound condition. The blue-black leather straps have the traditional four lines of stitches which run the length of each one. The hangers measure approximately 9 inches overall. The leather throughout shows mild usage but there is not rot or kinks.

The hardware is the traditional type. Most of the silvering is still on this hardware. The snap clip is the pebbled variety which is DRGM marked on the reverse as well as with the maker code "M 5/10". The oval buckles and slides have the traditional overlapping oak leaf design raised out. he lower snaps are the deluxe, "push-in" type having oak leaf decoration on the surfaces and they are DRGM marked on the reverse.

These straps are getting very difficult to find.

Excellent Plus. $895.00

This set of RLB Officer's Hangers is in nice condition, with good dark blue leather strapping which remains quite sound.

The leather is connected to a snap clip by means of a rivet at the top of each strap.

The snap clip is crisply pebbled and marked "M5/10 RZM" on the reverse. The spring in this clip is sadly broken. The buckles and slides retain good, original silvering and are decorated with an oak leaf pattern, as are the deluxe style, "push-up" snap clips. Each of these clips is marked "DRGM" on the reverse.

A very good set of scarce RLB Officer's Hangers here.

Excellent. $895.00

These rarely seen hangers are in very fine condition throughout. They measure 11 inches long.

The top clip is a closed type with a plain finish. The buckles, slides, and the stems are all gilded. The gilding remains about intact on both sides of the hardware, including the "U" bracket that retains the straps.

The snaps are the pebbled type, with "push-in" locks. The fact that the buckles and slide is enough to conclude there are definitely general's hangers.

The textured brocade is in beautiful, mint condition and show little to no wear. The green velvet backing in in similar, pristine condition.

A very fine and rarely seen set of hangers here.

Mint. $495.00

These Army Hangers are quite long, measuring 11 ½ inches. The textured brocade straps remains in good condition, showing only traces of minor aging and wear.

The reverse surfaces of the straps have good velvet backings that only show only the most minor wear.

The upper closed clip is the style with raised oak leaves. The oval buckles and slides also feature fine oak leaves and still have a good amount of their original silvering. The same is true of the "push-up" style oak leaf snap clips.

A very solid set of Army Hangers here.

Excellent Plus. $185.00

This set Army Officer's Hangers show some modest wear but are still in nice condition. The textured brocade straps remain in good shape.

The velvet backings on these straps are also decent, with just one small frayed area on the edge of the left strap. This sort of wear is common given the friction these hangers were routinely subjected to.

The closed top clip is a plain aluminum example. The oval buckles and slides have been patterned with oak leaves which remain crisp, and the snap clips are the "push-in" style, eachwith a good pebbled finish.

These hangers measures 11 inches long.

A sound pair of Army Hangers here.

Excellent. $150.00

This set of Army Officer's Hangers has desirable deluxe fittings. The closed box clip at the top is decorated with a fine pattern of oak leaves and is marked "DRGM" on the reverse. This set measures 10 inches long.

The buckles and slides on these hangers also have the crisply detailed oak leaf pattern, as do the deluxe, "push-up" snaps.

The brocade strapping remains in nice condition, being constructed of textured aluminum. It shows age but not wear. The reverse surface of the straps is covered in fine green velvet, free of fraying or worn spots.

A nice set of Army straps here.

Excellent Plus. $195.00

This set of RLB Officer's Hangers remain in nice condition, measuring about 10 inches long. The dark blue leather remains sound, and has a series of stitches running the length.

The reverse appears to have a period repair at the top right. The hardware is nickel plated. The top clip is pebbled and marked "DRGM" and "RZM M5/10" on the reverse.

The oval buckles have raised oak leaves which matches those on the slides, and the snap clips are the deluxe, "push-up" type. Both are marked "DRGM" on the reverse.

If you have a nice 2nd Model RLB Officer's Dagger these hangers would make the perfect mate for it.

Excellent Plus. $895.00

This set of Army Officer's Hangers were not used much, if at all. The brocade straps remain very stiff and the hardware very crisp.

The textured brocade strapping is in good condition, retained by two stout leather tabs at the top. These tabs show a little bit of scuffing but are otherwise in good condition. The reverse surface of the straps is covered in perfect green velvet that shows no wear whatsoever.

The top clip is plain, while the aluminum buckles and slides are crisply patterned with raised oak leaves. The snaps are the "push in" type, with a crisp pebbled finish and showing no wear at all.

A fine set of straps to mate with a nice Army piece here.

Mint Minus. $165.00

This set of Land Customs Hangers shows some modest wear. There is a small repair on the "top" strap where a tack thread was put in during the period to prevent breakage.

The straps are textured bullion with green trim lines. The bullion remains in good condition, showing only minor age. The top clip is a closed aluminum type, showing modest wear as these hangers were definitely worn.

The oval buckles and slides are also aluminum and have the standard Customs-style pointed leaves. The snap clips are pebbled and are the "push-in" type, with square tops.

The reverse of the straps are covered in fine, deep green velvet that shows little to no wear.

A nice set of Land Customs Hangers here.

Excellent Plus. $795.00

This set of Army Officer's Hangers is the style with riveted aluminum tabs which act to retains the straps. These tabs are marked "DRGM" and stamped with a pattern of oak leaves. They measure 10 ½ inches.

The closed box clip also has raised oak leaves, as do the slides and buckles. The snaps are the "push-up" type, patterned with more oak leaves and marked "DRGM" on the reverse.

The brocade straps remain in fairly good condition, with mild wear. The same is true of the velvet backings.

A fine set of hangers here.

Excellent Plus. $195.00

This set of TeNo Leader's Straps was broken on one side, but we have successfully repaired them. They will take the weight of a suspended dagger.

The straps are constructed of black leather. There was a break in the center of the left strap, but this has been fixed. From the front they look quite good.

The upper clip is the closed aluminum box type. The round buckles are decorated with the usual TeNo gear wheels, and are marked "A" (indicating the Assmann firm) on the reverse. The slides are plain and the snap clips are the pebbled "push-in" type.

A good set of scarce TeNo straps here, priced accordingly given the repair. These are priced at about 25% of a near mint set.

Good. $495.00

This set of Luftwaffe Officer's Hangers measures 10 ½ inches long. It is fitted with deluxe mounts. The upper snap slip is decorated with raised oak leaves and is marked "UE 10 RZM" and "DRGM" on the reverse. The textured gray brocade straps are in fine condition, with no obverse wear. The velvet backing shows slight wear, mostly at the top, but these hangers to look to have been only lightly used.

The rectangular buckles and slides are decorated with raised oak leaves. These oak leaves have an almost gilded look to them, something we see on Luftwaffe Officer's hangers; these are not to be mistaken for General's hangers, however! The "push-up" snap clips also have this gold tint, as well as raised oak leaves on the surfaces. Both of the snaps are marked "DRGM".

A very nice set of Luftwaffe Hangers here.

Near Mint. $225.00

This set of Luftwaffe General’s hanger are the genuine article. On many Luftwaffe General’s Hangers we see what appears to be gilding but in reality is just the discolored lacquer; that is not the case here.

The upper clip is plain and unmarked, with remnants of gilding around the lower areas. The buckles and slides have some gilding left in the recesses. The snaps also have some gilding but for the most part it is gone.

The brocade is still excellent, as are the aluminum stripes. The reverse high-pile velvet has a bit of wear but it nothing bad.

An outstanding opportunity to acquire a set of genuine Luftwaffe General’s Hangers.

Excellent Plus. $595.00

This set of General’s Hangers are the real deal and there is no question about it. They are in very nice condition overall and measure 11 inches long. Apparently the original owner was an early Army General because these hangers are the style with brass hardware; this type of hardware was only used for a short time after the Army Dagger was introduced.

The top clip has about 95% of the gilding intact. The oval ring and slide on the right side have nearly 100% of the gilding, as does the pebbled snap clip at the bottom. The left strap has a little bit of oxidation on the buckle and slide but easily retains at least 70% of the gilding. The left “push-in” snap retains nearly all of the gilding.

The brocade is in excellent condition. These are best early version General’s Hangers I've ever had on offer.

Excellent Plus, Plus. $795.00

This set of Social Welfare Hangers is in outstanding condition. The straps are still stiff, indicating they were hard ever used, if at all.

The brocade straps are a light gray, textured affairs, with a pair of dark gray lines that run the length. The reverse is in lighter gray, high pile velvet that remains in choice condition.

These straps measure about 11 inches long. The top clip is pebbled aluminum, as are the buckles and slides. The snaps at the bottom are the “push-in” style and retain most of their fine original plating.

A fine set of Social Welfare straps here.

Mint. $1,095.00

This set of Social Welfare Hangers remain in very fine condition throughout, and they measure about 10 ½ inches long.

The straps are gray, with a textured brocade center and a set of dark gray accent lines running the length. The velvet backing of the straps shows just a bit of wear.

The top clip is constructed of crisply pebbled aluminum, as are the rectangular buckles and the slides. The lower snap clips are the “push-in” type, and retain about 50% of the original plating they once had.

A nice set of scare Social Welfare Hangers here. These are getting hard to find these days.

Mint Minus. $995.00

This set of Social Welfare Hangers measures about 10 ½ inches in length.

The brocade straps feature a light gray bullion background with a finely textured material. There are twin lines of dark gray the run the length of each strap.

The hardware is of aluminum. The snap clip has a pebbled finish on the obverse and is smooth on the reverse. The buckles and slides have matching pebbled finish. The lower snaps are the style with square opening where they attach to the straps, with pebbled finishes on the “push-in” mechanism.

The reverse of the straps are covered in a gray velvet that shows very little usage.

A fine set of straps to add to your Social Welfare dagger here.

Near Mint. $850.00

This RAD Bullet Hanger is in very choice condition. It is the style which has the belt loop attached to the lower portion of the hanger by means of a wire loop rigging.

The obverse leather is black. There is some noticeable wear on the upper portion of the hanger, but the lower, “bullet” potion is still in pristine condition. The reverse of the lower portion is of unmarred brown leather, marked “D. A. BR. 438” and “Th. Seibold /Offenbach A. M. / 1938”.

Attached to the hanger is a snap clip of patinated nickel. This clip is marked with an “A”, “AS”, as well as a RAD triangle set above the date “37” on the reverse.

If you are looking for an RAD hanger to mate up with a nice RAD piece I think this one will easily meet your needs.

Excellent Plus, Plus. $650.00

This RAD Hanger has the matching black leather belt loop attached to the lower portion via a wire style connector. The leather below is in matching black, and in good condition. The lower portion of the hanger has the bullet shape, which shows a little bit of wear from a once present hewer.

The buckle above is the typical nickel variety, and is marked on the reverse with a large “A” and the initials “A” and “S” below. To the right of this is an RAD triangle and the date of production “37”.

The reverse of this hanger is all in brown leather. It is marked with apparently the unit of the RAD it was assigned to, being “1 38 B. A. Fü.”. Additionally it has the maker mark “Th. Seibod/Offenbach A. M. / 1937” stamped into the surface.

This hanger is really a top of the line variety, and is still in outstanding collectible condition. It would really enhance a nice RAD hewer. These hangers are getting difficult to encounter, and nice ones like this come with a pretty good price tag attached.

Excellent Plus, Plus. $595.00

This RAD Bullet Hanger is the long type that is complete with a belt loop. The belt loop is retained by a wire-like fitting which makes it permanent to the lower section. This bullet hanger is of all matching black leather on the obverse. The leather has quite a bit of attic crazing throughout its surfaces but it is still sound.

It is interesting to note that the exact copy of the RAD complicated scabbard designs is pressed into the lower part of the bullet style section. This pressed in design occurs when the heavy hewer is laying on this leather and there is a hundred degree heat in the attic. It makes for an interesting design here on this hanger. The snap clip is a heavy nickel type being unmarked on the reverse. The reverse of this hanger is black leather except for the lower bullet section which is a brown color.

It looks as though, at one time there, was a felt covering over this brown leather but only traces of it remain. Still a nice example here to put with your RAD Hewer.

Excellent. $495.00

This set of Kreigsmarine Hangers is the gilded aluminum type. The gilding is in excellent condition, being 100% intact on the short strap and showing just the most modest of wear on the lion mask on the longer strap.

The strap are the black lined moire type with black velvet backing. The velvet is in excellent condition on the short strap, while the longer has evidence of a minor repair.

This repair was implemented between the two buckles of the lion mask. It is not that noticeable and doesn't detract from the set, and looks to be period as it does not glow when subjected to a UV light. The upper clip on the short strap is equipped with a hook and regain chain.

A good set of Kreigsmarine straps here, priced accordingly due to the repair.

Excellent. $495.00