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A little help please
I received this knife from my father when he passed and he got it from his father. I am trying to find out anything I can about it. The only markings are an edelwiess flower on the blade. I'm not interested in selling it just finding out more about it. I know it came from Germany as that's where my grandfather lived. I also know that it may be from 1900-1967 because he died in 1967.
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2021 CalendarPermalink Reply by John Bamford on -
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Tony, that is a nice looking German hunting knife. You might post your question in the "Ask John McCain " forum. He is great at helping ID old knives.
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Permalink Reply by Tony Diller on
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Thanks Since I'm rather new here I wasn't sure where it should getposted.
Michael Squier said:Tony, that is a nice looking German hunting knife. You might post your question in the "Ask John McCain " forum. He is great at helping ID old knives.
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