Description
Good looking light worn HJ knife in worn condition. Transitional maker mark showing both the firm and RZM code; by Carl Eickhorn, Solingen RZM 7/66 and dated ’40. Scabbard remains in good condition retaining lots of its black coating. The leather part is supple and strong, missing one rivet! HJ grip diamond sits firmly in place and wiggles to the touch.
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