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Posted By: Kurt HJ Knife Herm. Konejung - 05/12/2016 08:43 AM
Hi Huys, I need your opinions. It�s original or not? Thank you for your comments.

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Posted By: Kurt Re: HJ Knife Herm. Konejung - 05/12/2016 08:46 AM
More pictures

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Posted By: Herman V. (aka Herr Mann) Re: HJ Knife Herm. Konejung - 05/12/2016 03:31 PM
Your pictures are quite dark.
But from what I can see, this is an original early HJ-knife by Herman Konejung.

Best regards,

Herman
Posted By: seany Re: HJ Knife Herm. Konejung - 05/12/2016 11:10 PM
Very nice original dagger
Posted By: Kurt Re: HJ Knife Herm. Konejung - 05/13/2016 08:39 AM
The motto is different from the known knives. Here is the motto of the original knife:

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Posted By: Herman V. (aka Herr Mann) Re: HJ Knife Herm. Konejung - 05/15/2016 06:07 PM
Hello Kurt,

There are quite a bid of variants, when it comes to the script of the HJ motto.
Also blackness and depth of the etching vary between the different makers.
I even have observed different scripts used by the same maker.

The early K�nejung HJ that you showed is fine: motto is the same as on mine by that maker.

Best regards,

Herman
Posted By: Arminius Re: HJ Knife Herm. Konejung - 05/17/2016 10:31 PM
I respect the oppinions of all of the commentators above but I have to ask two things.

1. Maybe it's the poor quality photo, but the motto looks like it has been engraved! There seem to be little lines or dots within the etching... Is this just the photo?

2. A more obvious concern is the slanted ricasso. I have an early HJ knife by Herm Konejung, and it has no ricasso at all. The slanted variety I have normally seen on post war knives.
Posted By: Arminius Re: HJ Knife Herm. Konejung - 05/18/2016 10:32 AM
No ricasso

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Posted By: Herman V. (aka Herr Mann) Re: HJ Knife Herm. Konejung - 05/19/2016 12:09 AM
Hi Arminius,

Both versions of the early HJ-blade co-existed (see pic hereunder).
And I have found both versions on single makers, other than K�nejung.

By the way, if the blade buffer would still have been there, you even would not see the thin ricasso of the K�nejung that is shown here.

Best regards,

Herman

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Posted By: Arminius Re: HJ Knife Herm. Konejung - 05/21/2016 11:53 PM
Thanks Hermann, you really know your subject.
Posted By: Herman V. (aka Herr Mann) Re: HJ Knife Herm. Konejung - 05/22/2016 12:56 PM
Thank you, Arminius, for the compliment!

Here is an example of the 2 types of early blades: by the same maker, August Merten.

Best regards,

Herman

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Posted By: Kurt Re: HJ Knife Herm. Konejung - 05/25/2016 12:26 PM
Hi guys, , the knife is finally at home. There are better pictures.

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Posted By: Herman V. (aka Herr Mann) Re: HJ Knife Herm. Konejung - 05/25/2016 04:52 PM
Hi Kurt,

Well, the blade looks better on your pictures compared to the initial ones. The scabbard is the opposite...

Does the surface of the diamond feels smooth or rough?

Best regards,

Herman
Posted By: Mac 66 Re: HJ Knife Herm. Konejung - 05/25/2016 08:09 PM
Hi Kurt,


Nice hj knife, scabbard looks blued, correct ?

can see a hairliner on the plain grip, blade is in good condition.



Regards Mac 66.
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