GERMAN WWII DLV/NSFK FLYERS DISPLAY PIECE and fitted to the tunic

and fitted to the tunic is a 1915-dated trench whistle—an especially desirable addition

After 50 years in business

with their correct national and Saxon State cockades

superior to most examples typically encountered

most of the moth damage is around the rear of the cap

GERMAN WWII DLV/NSFK FLYERS DISPLAY PIECE and fitted to the tunicFrom a collection originally acquired in the Channel Islands of Great Britain, all were purchased in the 1970s. Good blade, slight staining by SMF Solingen, still with its original blue leather washer. A good degree of original silver finish remains on the cross guard. Undamaged enamel to the swastika on both sides. The grip leather has not dried out; there are a few minor scuffs, one slightly larger, one just below the upper pommel, which itself