Western Germany Knife help
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damifino80
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Re: Western Germany Knife help
Can you provide a close up of the tang stamp ?
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knife7knut
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Re: Western Germany Knife help
The pattern was popularized by Kauffman in the K55 Mercator knives.They had a single piece of steel folded to make the handle and a large cat(panther?) stamped into one side.
Can't tell whether this has that type of handle or there are separate scales attached.Need better pictures.
Can't tell whether this has that type of handle or there are separate scales attached.Need better pictures.
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Re: Western Germany Knife help
Nice Mercator Paul.
I have it's twin.
I think that knife damifino80 posted is at least influenced by the Mercator if not made by them.
BTW, damifino80m Welcome to AAPK.
I have it's twin.
I think that knife damifino80 posted is at least influenced by the Mercator if not made by them.
BTW, damifino80m Welcome to AAPK.
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