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Dagger Royal Danish Navy, model 1907 – a fine example of naval weapons, which embodies the elegance and traditions of the Danish Navy. Manufactured by the leading German manufacturer WKC, this dirk also bears the supplier C. L. Seifert KGL. HOF GULDTRÆKKER KJØBENHAVN, which emphasizes its authenticity and historical value. This dirk will be an excellent addition to any collection of antique weapons, and will also become a bright element of the interior, reminding of the maritime glory of Denmark. ⚓️
The blade of this dirk, made of nickel-plated steel, has a straight rhombic cross-section and is double-edged.
The heel bears the markings of the manufacturer WKC (Weyersberg, Kirschbaum & Cie).
The dirk also bears the branding of the Danish supplier C. L. Seifert KGL. HOF GULDTRÆKKER KJØBENHAVN.
The handle is made of ivory, decorated with several fluted stripes that add extra charm. The handle is finished with a round cap.
The scabbard of the dirk is made of gilded brass and is decorated with relief images, including the head of a lion standing above the Danish coat of arms. This detail speaks of deep royal origin and respect for the symbols of the state. Two movable pendants give additional convenience for wearing this masterpiece during ceremonial events.
The blade comes complete with a clip.
Historical Background:
The Royal Danish Navy dirk, model 1907 , is an important part of the military heritage of this Scandinavian nation. Created in the early 20th century, this dirk was designed for officers of the Danish Navy. Its elegant and functional design reflects the spirit of an era when the honor and valor of military officers were valued above all else.
The use of this type of dirk goes beyond mere ceremonial weapons: it has become a symbol of officer status and belonging to elite military units.
Manufactured by the German company WKC (Weyersberg, Kirschbaum & Cie), which is known for its high standard of quality, the dirk is also branded by the Danish supplier C. C. L. Seifert, indicating its dual origin – German production and Danish supply. This was a common practice at the time, when countries used the services of specialized workshops of other nations to create high-quality weapons.
The 1907 model features a classic design, where the blade is made of stainless steel and decorated with elegant engravings symbolizing Danish national values.
This dirk has witnessed many significant events and has been used in various ceremonies, emphasizing the strength and tradition of the Danish navy. Its uniqueness lies in its authenticity and historical value, which makes it a coveted piece for collectors and fans of military history.
WKC (Weyersberg, Kirschbaum & Cie) – Historical Information
Weyersberg, Kirschbaum & Cie (WKC), founded in 1883 in Solingen, Germany, is one of the most famous companies in the manufacture of edged weapons. The union of two arms dynasties, Weyersberg and Kirschbaum, led to the creation of a company that quickly became an authority on swords, dirks, sabers and bayonets.
WKC weapons, known for their high quality and craftsmanship, were supplied to the armies of many European countries, in particular Denmark, Sweden and Norway. Its products were characterized not only by their reliability, but also by their elegant design with engraving and gilding, making them a status symbol.
WKC also made ceremonial weapons, which were used during ceremonial events and were part of military uniforms. Thanks to its tradition and commitment to quality, WKC remains a leading manufacturer of edged weapons, and its products are prized by collectors for their historical and artistic value.
C. L. Seifert KGL. HOF GULDTRÆKKER KJØBENHAVN
C. L. Seifert, founded in Copenhagen in 1865, specialized in the manufacture of military uniforms, accessories and ceremonial items, including ceremonial daggers, sabers and other weapons for the Danish army and navy.
The company has become a symbol of top quality by being awarded the title “KGL. HOF GULDTRÆKKER”, which confirms its status as a royal supplier. This title symbolizes high trust and recognition from the Danish royal family.
C.L. Seifert, founded in Copenhagen, Denmark in the mid-nineteenth century, quickly became one of the leading suppliers of military and ceremonial weapons not only in Denmark but also abroad. The company gained fame for the high quality of its products, which included ceremonial dirks, swords and other military accessories. Over the years, C.L. Seifert has supplied weapons and military accessories to various units of the Royal Danish Navy as well as other military institutions in the country.
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