You should display this one outside of the sheath, the motto is untouched!
You should display this one outside of the sheath, the motto is untouched!
Wow,that's a absolute beauty,congrats.I love these early ones.The brown leather on scabbard is typical for Henckels HJs.
Stingray
Ger you know what i think on this ................truly the best i have seen or will see for a long time a big big congrats on a great find
cheers Ronnie
Thank you Gents for all the great replies!
Another proof that great finds are still waiting to be found!
Cheers Ger
The most stunning looking HJ knife i have seen Damn that's a good catch indeed Ger
Congrats mate
Regards, Lars
Now that is 'mint' IMO. Very hard to find a HJ knife in that condition. I have one coming, by Henckles,
also very clean, one of my favorite makers. -Congrats !
-wagner-
Hi Ger, Why has urs got a brown strap? My early Henckels has a black leather strap with the oakleaf stamp on the reverse.
Almost like its been restrapped, however doesnt make sense as a knife this mint is unlikely to have seen enough use to warrant a new strap.
My Henkel has a brown popper identical to yours, never noticed that before black strap brown popper.
best matty
Ger's brown strap looks original from factory to me. Yours maybe when they decided to have a black strap, who knows ?
However, here is the marking on mine that is considered the earliest type found on Henckels, but I'm not a specialist on these. Perhaps stingray or mac could be more familar.
-wagner-
Hey wagner, yes that is identical to mine. Thinking about it I believe the 'oak leaf' stamp with the LFS is the trademark of the leather smith.
Maybe henckels was supplied by various companys?
matty
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