Clemen and jung forestry Cutlass

[RH1941]

Hi guys I am looking to buy this Cutlass does anybody see anything wrong with it I've been trying to look up ones like it and can't find any without the clamshell guard. Gary

[rbminis]

Love it!
Great piece, good luck in getting this one Gary.
I would be happy adding this one to my collection.
Ralph.

[RH1941]

Thanks Ralph it's talking to me. I'm assuming it's pre war

[rbminis]

Thanks Ralph it's talking to me. I'm assuming it's pre war

If I saw it for sale locally, it would be talking to me as well.
I believe it would be pre war.
Ralph.

[RH1941]

Thanks again Ralph.

[Anderson]

Could be a Hunting hirschfanger, most likely late 1880's to early 1900's. No etched blade so possibly a practical blade for hunting use as well.

[RH1941]

Anderson thank you for looking . I like it a lot just haven't seen any like this one yet .

[gerrit]

Could be a Hunting hirschfanger, most likely late 1880's to early 1900's. No etched blade so possibly a practical blade for hunting use as well.

I assume this is the correct timeframe, that is also confirmed by the Jagers knot, that one was abandoned after 1918 if i recall that correct.

Besides the very salty condition i cant see anything wrong....


Here a few pics of how the knot looked like, although the one i show is an Oberjäger one, and yours seems to be the standard Jagers knot.


Regards
Ger

[RH1941]

Very nice thank you for the info Ger

[Rossi]

nice piece