Grip for SA Service Dagger with Nickel Silver Eagle and Emblem
Grip for the SA Service Dagger with inserted nickel silver national eagle and enameled SA emblem. This is a replacement part in classic configuration for the SA service dagger, suitable for restoration, completion or as a reference piece for collectors and restorers. The grip corresponds in form, contour and proportions to the typical execution used for SA service daggers.
Grip Body: Wooden grip with clean shaping and a consistent surface appearance. The grip contour is evenly executed and suitable for the typical assembly of an SA service dagger. The grip shows the classic form with appropriate recesses for the crossguards, eagle and emblem. Such grip pieces are especially interesting for completing or restoring corresponding edged weapons.
Eagle & Emblem: The inserted nickel silver national eagle is present and neatly fitted into the grip. Above it is the enameled SA emblem, period-style internally prong-fastened. Both inserts are properly seated in the grip and are important details when assessing an SA service dagger grip. The combination of nickel silver eagle and enameled emblem corresponds to the classic equipment of this dagger model.
Use: The grip is suitable as a replacement or completion part for a matching SA service dagger, especially where grip parts are missing, damaged or not correct for the dagger. It is also of interest as a reference piece for collectors of edged weapons, replacement parts and period equipment.
Special Features: Especially noteworthy are the nickel silver national eagle, the enameled and internally prong-fastened SA emblem and the typical grip contour for the SA service dagger. Grips of this type were often preserved separately from complete daggers and are therefore relevant as restoration and comparison parts for collectors.
Historical Background: Grip for the SA Service Dagger
The SA service dagger was introduced from 1933 onward as a sidearm worn within the SA. Characteristic features included the wooden grip, metal crossguards, inserted national eagle and the round SA emblem in the upper grip area. The grip is one of the defining elements of this dagger model and plays an important role in collector identification.
For SA service dagger grips, form, material, fit, type of inserted emblems and their method of attachment are important criteria. A neatly inserted eagle, an internally prong-fastened emblem and a correct grip contour are especially relevant features when classifying such replacement parts.
The SA was an organization within the National Socialist movement. The grip described here is presented exclusively as a historical replacement part and contemporary collector’s item, without political or ideological endorsement or glorification.
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