Two Swiss Edged Weapons: Officer's Dagger Model 1943, Elsener/Victoria, and Bayonet Model 57
Steel, brass, wood and plastic. Two Swiss military edged weapons: 1) Swiss officer's dagger Model 1943 with double-edged blade, nickel-plated brass crossguard and wooden grip, blade inscribed "Elsener Schwyz" and "Victoria", steel scabbard with leather covering and carrying strap. Crossguard with minor scratch, otherwise very good condition. Overall length 36 cm, blade length 21 cm. 2) Swiss bayonet Model 57 for the Sturmgewehr 57, double-edged blade, grip and scabbard of black plastic, blade bearing manufacturer's mark "F+W" in circle. Very good condition. Overall length 37 cm, blade length 24 cm.
Please view in person. The Swiss officer's dagger Model 1943 was introduced by Federal Council decree of 4 November 1943 as a replacement for sabres and épées, and issued from 1 January 1944 to officers and senior non-commissioned officers of the Swiss Army. The firm of Karl Elsener in Schwyz (later Victorinox) and SIG Neuhausen were the two principal manufacturers. The bayonet Model 57 was developed for the Sturmgewehr 57 (SIG SG 510) of the Swiss Army and produced from 1957 by the Waffenfabrik Neuhausen. Blades were supplied in equal parts by Victorinox and Wenger.
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