Early German SA dagger, manufactured by J. P. SAUER & SOHN, SUHL

Material, technique - steel, wood, melchior, enamel, etching, casting, polishing.

The blade of the dagger is straight, steel, double-edged, rhombic. On the front side is an inscription in Gothic script: "ALLES FUR DEUTSCHLAND" (All for Germany). At the base of the blade, the manufacturer's brand is etched: "J. P. SAUER & SOHN, SUHL".

The grip is wooden, brown, with strongly curved outlines. On the front side of the handle is embedded the enamel emblem "SA", and in the center is embedded an eagle with a swastika. The head of the arm and cross cupronickel.

Scabbard is steel, brown color, anodized. The device of the scabbard is melchior, consists of a tip, a mouth and a holder with a ring for attaching the suspension.