Original SS-cutlery knife?

[Militariacollecter]

I found this knife online and thought it would be a great add to my collection.
What do you guys think, is it original? (And if you have more information I’d like to hear that , for example: where it was used (cantine, in the field etc.).

[CBH]

The engraving looks good, much better then some of the obvious fakes I’ve seen. Also looks like a period maker’s mark , but please wait for more opinions.

[Chopperman]

I think it stands a good chance of being the real deal.
It looks very similar to my spoon.

[Militariacollecter]

That’s a beautiful spoon!! and yes I hope it is real. Other opinions are welcome or someone who can confirm it for 90-100% that it’s original.

And does someone know where it was used? In concentration kamps? Or somewhere else?

[Chopperman]

The chances of it coming from a camp are extremely slim. Most probably
found at a barracks mess hall. Mine came from the SS officers school at Bad Tolz.

[Vocht]

Maker is Zwilling, Sollingen. Making kitchenware since 1700's. Logo seems to be a period piece at least as does the knife itself. SS etch can be a better close up.

[Militariacollecter]

I will make a better picture once it arrives at my adress
I just bought it and if it seems not original I will send it back haha.
More opinions or information is always welcome .

[rbminis]

Maker is Zwilling, Sollingen. Making kitchenware since 1700's. Logo seems to be a period piece at least as does the knife itself. SS etch can be a better close up.

J.A. Henckels.
Ralph.

[Chopperman]

I just checked our utensil drawer. Our steak knives are by Henckels.

[rbminis]

You want to make sure that if you purchase anything newer from Henckels, that it has the "twins" image on it. Anything with a single stickman, is made in Brazil, and is of a lower quality.
Ralph.