TIGER dual marked "faschinenmesser" 20cm, with unmarked big brother
Two examples, but featuring mainly the TIGER marked 20cm blade faschinenmesser for a senior subordinate of the Feuerwehr. The prowling tiger on one ricasso and "TIGER" on the other side is one of my favorite. The back drop is an unmarked faschinenmesser (25cm blade) for the junior subordinate. These a still very reasonably priced and make great entry level purchases into the hobby.
Two beautiful examples.
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Hi Anderson...are you showing these from your collection or are they forsale ?
Your last sentence appears to give the impression they might be forsale ...but text can be deceiving
I can not agree more that these type bayos are still reachable and addictive also. I have a Tiger short in my collection.
Cheers Larry
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Sorry, these I'm keeping.
Nice couple Anderson!
I like that Tiger maker mark, i have an aluminium Heer daggers with its first large Tiger logo, impressive
Ger
2 beauties
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Nice examples as as you say, still affordable items.
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