Flint daggers are undoubtedly the high point of the Northern European flint industry. The high-quality specimens are still discussed from a technological, functional, but also social point of view. Building on older typologies (Müller, 1902; Forssander, 1936), E. Lomborg (1973) divided the Scandinavian flint daggers into six main and several subtypes. For this, grip characteristics were of primary importance. The different types are also based on chorological differences (eBBesen, 1975; rasMussen, 1990; vandkilde, 1996). According to Lomborg, the dagger to be described corresponds to type V. Characteristic for type V daggers are the lack of center seams and the pointed oval cross section of the handle and handle end. Variant Va (Lei 105) has a flat, straight or obliquely cut off handle end. The increase in the quality of the Early Bronze Age flint daggers of type III-V suggests that the flint processing flourished. It is obvious to see the emergence of early Bronze Age metallurgy and its competition with the manufacture of stone tools as the decisive reason for the quality improvement of traditional flint processing. The Early Bronze Age flint daggers in Scandinavia and Northern Germany are to be seen as a reaction of the Nordic stone equipment manufacturers to the advent of metal daggers. This dagger comes originally from a German collection, purchased in the 1960s. The Seller can prove that the lot was obtained legally , provenance statement seen by Catawiki. Important information. The seller guarantees that he is entitled to ship this lot. The seller will take care that any necessary permits will be arranged. The seller will inform the buyer about this if this takes more than a few days.