a little, pretty-one !

[Reibert]

overall-lenght: 21,6 cm
blade-lenght: 11,3 cm
lenght of the scabbard, (including the clip): 16,3 cm
lenght of the scabbard-corpus: 12,1 cm
the blade´s 2,2 cm broad

[Alan M]

very pretty reibert where did you find it ?.......so clean

cheers Al

[Reibert]

very pretty reibert where did you find it ?.......so clean

cheers Al

A fellow collector in a German Militaria-forum sold me this really nice knife !

BTW.: I´ve got a beautyful Demag trench-knife from the same buddy too !
I´m really satisfied and happy today !

Cheers,

R.

[Alan M]

Demag!! very sought after ! any photos ?

[Reibert]

Demag!! very sought after ! any photos ?

I do not mean the "Crank handle" ...

[Alan M]

oooohh ! but still a very unusual maker

[Reibert]

Here´s the knife, (unfortunaly without scabbard, but it shows an interesting unit marking !)
Also interesting is this kind of crossguard on this particular knife !

J.R. 352. 11. 22. (Royal Prussian Infantry-Regiment 352, 11th Coy., Number of the weapon is 22



The JR 352 in 1915 was "embattled", (or. "transformed"), out of the Landwehr-Ersatz-Infanterie-Regiment Nr.7

Landwehr means: Territorial Army

I do not have better pics at the moment ...

[Adrian Stevenson]

Hi Reibert, these are both great knives. I like them very much, especially the unit marked WW1 example.

Cheers, Ade.

[Alan M]

that is a beauty reibert , very unusual to see these unit markings on a fighting knife !! , and great to know where it started out from , congrats ..........Al

[Reibert]

A few day´s ago I catched a pretty fine Demag again !

There´s also mounted this, (seen on fighting-knive´s, manufactured by this particular maker), unusual crossguard !