A Second War German Naval Officer's Dagger certificate_of_authenticity signifying the recipients refusal to

signifying the recipients refusal to work for the Germans

Austria on August 27

It was at Victoria that he would sign his second Attestation Paper

Signature on Post War Photo: Anton Muller

Footnote: Temporary Lieutenant Harry Rogers was on Naval Staff at the Port of Bari in December 1943

A Second War German Naval Officer's Dagger certificate_of_authenticity signifying the recipients refusal toA Second War German Naval Officer's Dagger Measuring 418 mm, with the scabbard on, this dagger features a 252 mm nickel plated steel blade, magnetic, with unsharpened edges, remaining bright and crisp, with a very sharp tip. The blade's reverse ricasso is unmarked, while the blade itself exhibits twin fullers on both sides. There are very faint scratches and wear overall, with traces of surface wear, exhibiting a natural shine, near extremely fine.