Help Identifying a vintage tang stamp

[Enterprise-Architect]

Hi, I was wondering if someone knows who the maker of a pocket knife with this tang stamp is. I am adding pictures of the stamp and the knife. Thank you!

Tang Stamp

Knife

[Ridgegrass]

European? Are the scales horn or metal? J.O'.

[Enterprise-Architect]

@Ridgegrass I am not sure if it is US or European. I looked at several Soligen marks and does not seem to match any of them, if that helps.

It was acquired in the US. The scales are one piece copper/nickel likely metal. This tang stamp is the only marking for the knife. Thanks for your help!

[Papa Bones]

Hi, I was wondering if someone knows who the maker of a pocket knife with this tang stamp is. I am adding pictures of the stamp and the knife. Thank you!
silver-bell.jpg
silver-bell-2.jpg

Is the bottom photo the same knife? On the blade to the right it almost looks like it has some marking or etching? I enlarged that section, changed the contrast, but can't make it out.

[Enterprise-Architect]

Is the bottom photo the same knife? On the blade to the right it almost looks like it has some marking or etching? I enlarged that section, changed the contrast, but can't make it out.
silver-bell-3.jpg

This is the same knife. Sorry about the awful resolution. The marking is that tang stamp above. Thanks!

[Papa Bones]

Hi, I was wondering if someone knows who the maker of a pocket knife with this tang stamp is. I am adding pictures of the stamp and the knife. Thank you!
silver-bell.jpg
silver-bell-2.jpg

Check this thread. Bottom photo, Different knife, but Looks like the same tang stamp. viewtopic.php?t=46080

According to mason:

That was a trademark of Hermann Schulder who was established as a cutler in Germany in 1853. The three "S" trademark was registered in 1897

[Madmarco]

I can't help to identify your stamp E-A, but, to AAPK!

[Madmarco]

Hi, I was wondering if someone knows who the maker of a pocket knife with this tang stamp is. I am adding pictures of the stamp and the knife. Thank you!
silver-bell.jpg
silver-bell-2.jpg

Check this thread. Bottom photo, Different knife, but Looks like the same tang stamp. viewtopic.php?t=46080

That's teriffic research Smitty, finding that link back all that way! Kudos!

[Enterprise-Architect]

Check this thread. Bottom photo, Different knife, but Looks like the same tang stamp. viewtopic.php?t=46080

According to mason:

That was a trademark of Hermann Schulder who was established as a cutler in Germany in 1853. The three "S" trademark was registered in 1897

Fantastic! Thank you very much!

[Enterprise-Architect]

I can't help to identify your stamp E-A, but, to AAPK!

Thanks!