Hello Johnny,
Yes, the early G. Weyersberg Army is mine. All of the G. Weyersberg examples (with plain blade) that I have owned or seen have all had Horster fittings. The crossguard on this one is an early Horster crossguard. You can see the raised circle in the photo in Tom's book on page 37. I also have an early Horster Army with the same exact crossguard. Later examples of G. Weyersberg armies also used later Horster fittings. I had a late one that had the crossguard and the pommel with the Horster sword through the H logo cast in them like you see on page 44 of Tom's book. In my case it was interesting to see that relationship between G. Weyersberg and Horster carry through from their early daggers to their later daggers.
Here are some photos of the later one:
Thanks, Doug
