i can read iskra but what is the other part thats worn away









buck16 wrote:Zed Posability That read "Rostfrie" for rust free or stainless. Just a guess.


Thanks tim, it need a good clean so ill do that when i get back from my break, ive never heard og the pattern you mention, another to my listbasser5 wrote:Paul,
Thats a nice little knife. I would call it a barehead jack and not a doctors (IMO). The doctors and physicians knives are generally seen with the flat pill buster end. It looks like a great one to carry![]()
Tim

welcome to the forum jesse, yours is a nicer looking one than mine , good luck with the auctionJesseDB wrote:Gentlemen,
I am new to AAPK, but I also have a similar ISKRA knife. I just listed it on eBay and have no idea what it will fetch.
I picked it up at a flea market and have not been very successful in determining its history. To be of Russian origin makes sense, but why would they write the word ROSTFREI in German?
It is a nice knife and I was temped to hang onto it for personal carry, but I have caught the eBay auction "bug".
You can see it here at this Item number: 120780971107
How do I determine the age and origin of this knife?
Thanks,
Jesse