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Recently got an early model HJ Blade markings are faint
but looks like C. Heideler....Solingen Ges Gesch
Has anyone seen this maker before?
David Anthony
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Carl Heidelberg is the maker for sure 
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Thanks!.........Could hardly read it.....Relic for sure...
Just interested to know who the maker was.
Best Reguards.........Dave
David Anthony
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Carl Heidelberg of Solingen was one of the few makers who never changed their logo and always marked their HJ-knifes in the middle of the blade: easy to recognise!
Best greetings,
Herman
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Last edited by Herman V. (aka Herr Mann); 08/03/2010 11:50 PM.
You never have enough HJ-knifes!
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Thanks for the info Herman........Nice Knifes!
David Anthony
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It is like the bottom one , with out the ricasso. It doesnt have the Carl Heidelberg on it. Maybe it is worn of as i can only see one bottle clearly. On further inspection there is a faint writing like the bottom one above. It looks like Ges.Gesohtzt. hard to make it out. Thanks guys for your input. I appreciate it
Bill
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