One Sixth Military Collectables

Maker

B&A (Bolte & Anschütz)

Post-war assembler of daggers from left-over original parts.

Trademark
B&A
In the book
Pages 57–58
Types
Early

Bolte & Anschütz (B&A), owned by Fritz Reuss and A. Spiess, made various items during the war, including small arms, often subcontracting to sites in Germany and Belgium. It was never a dagger maker before or during the war, and at the war’s end the company was closed and confiscated.

Photos

The hardcover book Daggers of the SA-NSKK 1933–1942

The reference book

Daggers of the SA-NSKK 1933–1942

A Collector’s Gallery · M G White-May

5.0 out of 5 from 26 collector reviews

  • 330-page A4 landscape hardcover
  • Over 1,000 high-resolution photographs and illustrations
  • Maker histories with period adverts, catalogues and invoices
  • Fakes & reproductions, rarity and price guides, care and storage

“Absolutely stunning in every aspect. So much background information that has been missed in other books. Definitely worth the price.”

— James Snider