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| Deutsches Rotes Kreuz enlisted mans dagger. This heavy piece with a chisel tip blade was not considered a weapon by the Geneva convention. | Shown together with the leaders weapon, the EM piece is clearly intended as a tool rather than for dress display. |
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| Obverse langet displays closed wing eagle clutching cross on pebbled background. | Wide fullered blade is marked with the patent mark 'GES GESCH' beneath treverse langet. |
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| Sawtooth blade designed to enable cutting of splints etc. | Note thickness of blade washer and location of dome headed retaining screw. |
