Germany, Heer. A Narvik Shield Newly Listed and include running marks to

and include running marks to the blade with sporadic chipping of the edge

This is a textbook example of a well preserved first pattern early Luftwaffe dagger by a rare maker

belt fabricated from black cotton

Both the interior and exterior are dyed in a classic Luftwaffe Splinter B camouflage

Appears nervous

Germany, Heer. A Narvik Shield Newly Listed and include running marks to(Narvikschild). Constructed of silvered zink, the obverse consisting of a shield bearing raised propeller, anchor, and edelweiss, symbolizing the Luftwaffe, Kriegsmarine, and Gebirgsjger, respectively, flanked by a date of 1940, and topped by an inscription of NARVIK along with a German national eagle perched on top of a wreathed swastika, affixed with all four reverse attachment prongs to a magnetic metal backplate with a field grey wool liner