File:GMF.27795 Drittes Reich SS Offiziersdolch M-1936 Reichsadler, Totenkopf, Siegrune etc (Nazi Germany dagger, scabbard, hanger, portepee, swastika, runes, skulls) (parade-, kjededolk for SS-offiserer) Emir Curt, Glomdalsmuseet Norway CC B.jpg

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Deutsch: SS-Ehrendolch (oder auch SS-Dolch), Ehrenwaffe der Schutzstaffel im Dritten Reich. Hakenkreutz, Portepee, Scheide, usw. In der Klingenmitte ist der Wahlspruch der SS „Meine Ehre heißt Treue“ eingeätzt. Mittlere Fertigung: 1936–1938: Herstellerlogo oder Herstellerlogo mit RZM-Nummer (Doppelkennzeichnung), Scheide schwarz brüniert oder lackiert, keine römischen Zahlen auf der Parierstange. Neben dem Dolch gab es auch den SS-Ehrenring und den SS-Ehrendegen. Bild aus dem Glomdalsmuseet Museum in Elverum, Norwegen, veröffentlicht unter DigitaltMuseum.no und lizenziert als "Namensnennung - Weitergabe unter gleichen Bedingungen".

English: The SS-Ehrendolch ("SS honour dagger"), an honour weapon of the SS of the Nazi Party (NSDAP). Model designed in 1936, with scabbard, hanger, and portepee (sword knot), decorated with Nazi style German imperial eagle clutching a swastika and the SS runes. The motto Meine Ehre heißt Treue is inscribed on the blade. In addition to this dagger there was also the SS Honour Ring| and SS Honour Sword. For further identification see dagger guide at germandaggers.com. Image from the Anno Glomdalsmuseet Museum in Elverum, Norway, published at DigitaltMuseum.no and licensed as "Attribution-ShareAlike".

Norsk bokmål: Seremoniell paradedolk (kjededolk) for offiserer i Schutzstaffel (SS), den paramilitære fløyen av NSDAP som tok kontrollen over politiet i det nazistiske Tyskland. SS' «æresdolk» (på tysk SS-Ehrendolch) har damaskklinge med innskriften «Meine Ehre heisst Treue», slire og annet. Modelldesign fra 1936. Kniven, som ble avfotografert av Anno Glomdalsmuseet på Elverum i 2020, er i privat eie. Foto fra digitaltmuseum.no.
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Author Emir Curt / Anno Glomdalsmuseet, Elverum, Norway
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