This Army Officer Daggers has not been cleaned since the war and reflects a dark patination throughout. The pommel is in nice condition having no hits to the rim, and the upper areas show little wear. The standing oak leaves are crisp throughout, being 12 separated by acorns. The crossguard has a very fine Klaas eagle. All of the silvering is intact on this crossguard. The grip is a nice orange color, being in perfect condition. The scabbard also appears to be a Klaas type. The throat is retained by two domehead side screws. These screws are untouched. Attached to the scabbard rings is an interesting set of army hangers. The hangers are still in nice condition. The oval buckles and slides are equipped with overlapping oak leaves. The reverse of the straps has the usual high pile field velvet. An interesting set of hangers here, being original-to-the-piece. The blade of this army dagger is as nice as they come. It is completely mirror bright with needle-like tip and full 100% crossgraining. This blade is easily in full mint condition. The larger size brown leather pebbled washer is in place. A very nice Early Dagger here.