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Here is an early youth knife (not a HJ) with stag grips and the double oval serrated tail maker mark.
What do you think o f it?
John
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John, In my opinion, it left factory as a HJ knife and later got replaced the grip.
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Ivan, it may well be.. but it looks to me like a variation double oval maker mark that I do not have.
John
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Hi John,
I agree: another very unusual variation this is!
Never seen before...
This is the closest that I can get, but the ears and tail are still different...
Best regards,
Herman
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Here is another variation:
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Herrmann, I have two double oval serrated tail straight arm maker marks, both with the Ges Gesch. Now, I have to look for one without the Ges Gesch, go figure.
Dave, I know of two versions of the single oval, the difference is in the orientation of the ears and the shape of the tail.
Thanks for posting.
John
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