Sorry!, I was not able to unload any photos due to size limit. Is there a way to reduce size? In any way, I see a minty HJ Transitional Knife with motto and marker mark E.F Horster on the reverse . Also, RZM on the ricasso on the reverse is M7/37 which is for Robert Klaas .EF Horster code should be RZM M7/36 . How could you explain the discrepancy Like that? I believe the knife is authentic in every way except wrongn RZM code.
Thanks,
Hello,
to reduce the photos you can used picresize which is very easy to use.
Kind regards.
Hello WnM,
Those knifes are 100% authentic and known as the H�rster-Klaas mismatch HJ-> see pic hereunder.
Would be nice to see yours, so post a few pictures please.
Does is shows the motto?
Best regards,
Herman
In this case the knife should be correct.
I used to own same Horster.
Try to post some pictures.
Gents, Thanks all for quick responses. Very helpful pics and informative comments. Much appreciated.
Yes,I have many photos of it. Am trying to buy it from a private. collector here in the States. Is there a link to a sofware download .
Will
Herman,
Yes, it has a motton on a minty blade with a couple of small grey spots.
Hope to be able to reduce sizes of all pics and post them soon.
Herman,
Is there a way i can email the photos to the system administratorof this website so he can help to post the pics for me in this thread. I am a techno idiot in computer skills.
Refards,
Will
Hi Will,
You just have to resize your pictures under 250 kb to post them.
Don't know if Vern or Dave offer the service to do it?
Best regards,
Herman
Ok, thx Herman. I have the knife in my possesion. Will try to reduce the sizes and postup.
Will
Great blade!
You did very well, Will!
Best regards,
Herman
Hello Herman,
Much appreciated for your help and compliments. I am glad to have this nice HJ Transitional Knife in my collection in addition to HJ early Knife by JA. HENCKELS.
Thank you Sir,
Will
I will post it in German Wahalla Forum as well.
I will post it in German Wahalla Forum as well.
Hi Will,
Looking forward to see the next additions to your fine HJ collection.
You sure have an eye for quality blades!
Best regards,
Herman
