Early NSKK Service Dagger to NSKK Sturmhauptführer Alwin Falcke serving with NSKK-Motorgruppe 12.

Nickel-plated steel blade showing the etching "Alles für Deutschland" and the maker's mark of CHROMOLIT, Solingen. Minor stains. 

Brown wooden handle with inlaid SA roundel and eagle. No chipping. Early nickel crossguards. "S" (Schlesien) stamped. Original black-painted steel scabbard with nickel fittings. The first brown paint can be seen under the black paint. It has two dents. All screws are in place. 

Includes a 3-piece leather hanger. Fully working snap clip.

Please note: By the order of NSKK-Korpsführer Adolf Hühnlein on May 19, 1936, the scabbards of the NSKK daggers had to be black. Until this time the NSKK members wore the standard SA dagger. As a result, numerous scabbards were repainted black over time.

Six NSKK photos of Sturmhauptführer Falcke. Among them is an excellent portrait photo. Postcard size. Furthermore two identity cards and two vehicle licenses. 

Overall condition 2.

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A letter to the widow of a fallen soldier. Dated "Russia 29.11.1942". Feldpost number 21354 D = SS-Polizei-Infanterie-Regiment 1. He was awarded the Golden NSDAP Party Badge. Signed by a Feldwebel.

DAF membership booklet to a woman. 

Both items come from the same family.