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Perlmann Louis LOUPER, Solingen

The company Perlmann Louis (LOUPER), Stahlwarenfabrik was established in 1909 in Solingen. Originally specializing in general steelware production, the firm expanded its manufacturing scope during the Third Reich era to include contract production of edged weapons, specifically focusing on SA service daggers (Sturmabteilung). Situated in Solingen, the manufacturer built upon the region's deeply rooted traditions as the heart of German blade craft.

In 1935, the company was officially assigned the RZM code M7/58 for the manufacturing of NSDAP political organization daggers. Louis Perlmann manufactured an estimated total of only 1,000 SA service daggers. This extremely limited production run grants these pieces an exceptional rarity rating of 4.5/5 (highly rare), making them immensely coveted by advanced military antiques collectors. These early-production pieces feature classic solid nickel-silver fittings and bear the iconic etched blade motto "Alles für Deutschland". Beyond SA contracts, the factory's portfolio included standard domestic steel goods.

Detailed graphic documentation or historical records concerning a specific pictorial logo or trademark utilized by Louis Perlmann (LOUPER) have not been preserved. Nevertheless, their surviving daggers represent a highly significant, scarce chapter of the Solingen blade industry, perfectly illustrating the transition to military weapons production during the Nazi era.

We are actively looking to buy authentic daggers and historical items bearing the RZM M7/58 code by Perlmann Louis (LOUPER). If you own an original piece and wish to sell, please contact us for a professional assessment.

Louis Perlmann (LOUPER) (RZM M7/58) is a Solingen maker established in 1909. Produced an estimated 1,000 SA daggers with a high 4.5/5 rarity rating and solid nickel-silver fittings.

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