Original German WWII 800 Silver Berghof “House Service” Luncheon Knife by Bruckmann & Söhne British Artwork & Posters dreaded from the First World

dreaded from the First World War was greatly feared in the second

Silver and Bronze classes to reflect the rank or merit of the recipient

The 325th Infantry Regiment was activated in the National Army on 25 August 1917

one that you will not encounter again anytime soon

The original fuze has extremely heavy oxidation and wear

Original German WWII 800 Silver Berghof “House Service” Luncheon Knife by Bruckmann & Söhne British Artwork & Posters dreaded from the First WorldOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a very rare example of an 800 silver Luncheon knife with a stainless steel blade, reportedly associated with the Berghof House Service silver pattern. A Spoon displaying the same decorative border, same style Reichsadler, and Bruckmann manufacture is documented in the excellent reference work The Encyclopedia of Third Reich Tableware: Monograms, Logos, Maker Marks, History by James A. Yannes. On pages 486 and