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Dress Daggers of the German Navy - Volume 3
Dress Daggers of the German Navy - Volume 3
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There are more than 700 professional photographs with over 100 printed in full colour.
The text follows the development of the Naval Dress Dirk after it was first introduced by Prussia as an official pattern in 1848.
The book details the wearing tradition of the dirk as it continued to be carried by the German Navy for the next century, finally ending with the defeat of the Kriegsmarine in World War II.
All periods are supplemented with rare in-wear photographs. With each buoyant era of German history, the Naval dress dirk was altered to reflect changes in government status and the mood of the times.
The book addresses all patterns together with the multitudes of beautiful and fascinating variations appearing over the one hundred-year wearing time. To give life and perspective to each pattern, the history of the apropos period is covered in each chapter.