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Model #42 SS Fahnentrager/SS Standard Bearer (2nd Variant) Allach # 422
Although many consider the SS Reiter or Rider to be the Holy Grail of
Allach, this piece is without a doubt just as rare and when we talk
about color, the Standard Bearer stands alone in rarity. There are two
separate versions of this piece, the first version bears a standard
model 1933 SS dagger with a standard finial or pole top.
The second and more rare variant is the model that bears a model 1936 chained SS dagger and a finial bearing a wreathed swastika. (Pictured) These are seldom encountered, and when they are damage is almost assured. A colored example would be extremely rare as survival rate for these pieces is pretty slim.
Note: Although production is marked for 1936, archival documentation shows a presentation of the SS Fahnentrager to Dr. Heinrich Lammers on his birthday 5/27/1935. This was a direct presentation from Heinrich Himmler.
SS Fahnentrager/SS Standard Bearer (2nd Variant)
Prof. Karner
Production Start 1936
Production 1938
White 82
Color 5
Production 1939
White 33
Color 0
It is difficult to say when these were last manufactured but the war no doubt took a toll on production that appears around 1942/43 possibly earlier. These pieces required the utmost skill and were limited to presentation only.
Model #42 SS Fahnentrager/SS Standard Bearer (2nd Variant) Allach
Product Id: #422
The second and more rare variant is the model that bears a model 1936 chained SS dagger and a finial bearing a wreathed swastika. (Pictured) These are seldom encountered, and when they are damage is almost assured. A colored example would be extremely rare as survival rate for these pieces is pretty slim.
Note: Although production is marked for 1936, archival documentation shows a presentation of the SS Fahnentrager to Dr. Heinrich Lammers on his birthday 5/27/1935. This was a direct presentation from Heinrich Himmler.
SS Fahnentrager/SS Standard Bearer (2nd Variant)
Prof. Karner
Production Start 1936
Production 1938
White 82
Color 5
Production 1939
White 33
Color 0
It is difficult to say when these were last manufactured but the war no doubt took a toll on production that appears around 1942/43 possibly earlier. These pieces required the utmost skill and were limited to presentation only.
Model #42 SS Fahnentrager/SS Standard Bearer (2nd Variant) Allach
REFERENCE ONLY. (SOLD or NOT FOR SALE)
Although many consider the SS Reiter or Rider to be the Holy Grail of
Allach, this piece is without a doubt just as rare and when we talk
about color, the Standard Bearer stands alone in rarity. There are two
separate versions of this piece, the first version bears a standard
model 1933 SS dagger with a standard finial or pole top.
The second and more rare variant is the model that bears a model 1936 chained SS dagger and a finial bearing a wreathed swastika. (Pictured) These are seldom encountered, and when they are damage is almost assured. A colored example would be extremely rare as survival rate for these pieces is pretty slim.
Note: Although production is marked for 1936, archival documentation shows a presentation of the SS Fahnentrager to Dr. Heinrich Lammers on his birthday 5/27/1935. This was a direct presentation from Heinrich Himmler.
SS Fahnentrager/SS Standard Bearer (2nd Variant)
Prof. Karner
Production Start 1936
Production 1938
White 82
Color 5
Production 1939
White 33
Color 0
It is difficult to say when these were last manufactured but the war no doubt took a toll on production that appears around 1942/43 possibly earlier. These pieces required the utmost skill and were limited to presentation only.
Model #42 SS Fahnentrager/SS Standard Bearer (2nd Variant) Allach
The second and more rare variant is the model that bears a model 1936 chained SS dagger and a finial bearing a wreathed swastika. (Pictured) These are seldom encountered, and when they are damage is almost assured. A colored example would be extremely rare as survival rate for these pieces is pretty slim.
Note: Although production is marked for 1936, archival documentation shows a presentation of the SS Fahnentrager to Dr. Heinrich Lammers on his birthday 5/27/1935. This was a direct presentation from Heinrich Himmler.
SS Fahnentrager/SS Standard Bearer (2nd Variant)
Prof. Karner
Production Start 1936
Production 1938
White 82
Color 5
Production 1939
White 33
Color 0
It is difficult to say when these were last manufactured but the war no doubt took a toll on production that appears around 1942/43 possibly earlier. These pieces required the utmost skill and were limited to presentation only.
Model #42 SS Fahnentrager/SS Standard Bearer (2nd Variant) Allach