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14 1/4" Overall-Blade ia 8 1/2". Stamped 'Original Moose Skinner
Made in Solingen-Germany
Logo,above Solingen looks like a "G" with some letters inside the G. Not sure what the letters are yet. Any ideas or information is greatly appreciated. Peace Friends

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Comment by Sonya Paterson on July 31, 2013 at 18:17

Hi Robert, The stamp " Made in Germany" is at the end of the blade, just abouve the brass piece. It very hard to see because of the rust & pits. Do you have any suggestions on how to clean it without hurting the stamp?? Thank you.


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Comment by Robert Burris on July 30, 2013 at 17:01

Real sweet, Sonya. Is it made in Germany? Great stag, handles.

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