A very rare German Army (Heer) dagger by the maker Carl Julius Krebs, Solingen.
The blade is steel, straight in form, and well preserved, retaining clean lines and correct geometry.
The blade bears the original maker’s mark of Carl Julius Krebs, executed in the characteristic style associated with this respected manufacturer. This marking represents the official trademark of Carl Julius Krebs of Solingen, a well-known and highly regarded producer of military edged weapons, established in 1866. The trademark features the firm's distinctive crab emblem set within a shield, accompanied by the inscription "Carl Julius Krebs Solingen." This mark is highly valued among collectors and serves as confirmation of the dagger’s authenticity and historical significance.
The dagger is fitted with a striking yellow grip, preserved in excellent condition, free from chips, cracks, delamination, or any damage. The guard and pommel are also very well preserved and display a light, attractive patina, enhancing the originality and overall appearance of the piece.
The dagger is accompanied by its original scabbard, retaining a crisp surface texture and even patina, indicative of natural aging and the absence of restoration.
This is a genuinely rare complete set, highly desirable among collectors of edged weapons. Such examples are extremely difficult to find on today’s market, making this dagger an outstanding and highly collectible piece.