Something for the eye! I hope it like to you.

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Seems to be a beautiful HJ knife by Puma.

Can we see some shots of the complete blade, both sides, please?

Best greetings,

Herman

ok, you are still busy posting pictures...sorry.

Both sides...no problem.
A beautiful knife in this condition.

the Motto

Thanks for sharing, Very Very Nice

That is a super conditioned transitional Puma, congratulations!

Many thanks for showing it here and drop me a mail the day you want to sell it...

Best greetings,

Herman

Stunning Trans Puma hj , thanks for showing it

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Originally posted by Herman V. (aka Herr Mann):
That is a super conditioned transitional Puma, congratulations!

Many thanks for showing it here and drop me a mail the day you want to sell it...

Best greetings,

Herman

In this condition they are very expensive. I announce myself if I to sell would like, in 40 years!

Thanks for sharing and very nice pic's Ian.

That is one nice HJ, thanks for sharing. Everything has been said.

That is one amazing knife.
Thanks for posting
Stingray

Wow that is nice!

Thanks for your nice words. This knife is my whole pride and one of my Top pieces from my collection.

The leather!

The scabbard.

It has always interested me as to when the small diamonds and stretch grip plates were switched over to the larger diamonds and std grip plates. Mine is a later dated example with the old style plates.

Magnificent knife Paul.
Its from your collection or it is for sale?

That one is in my personal stash and not for sale. I got it from the guy himself who got it as a kid in Germany, is that cool or what?

In my experience Puma, Wingen, Henckels, and WKC were likely the most prolific of all the makers. Just flipped thru my archives. Here's was their early version looked like:

This one is even better Paul.
Thanks for showing.
Stingray

Whoo, is that nice. A little better than my knife.
The brother of my knife. Don't we want to bring it again together? They belong together.

Thanks for the kind words my friend. I looked thru my archives and I think I've owned about 6 or 7 Pumas every year right up to 1941. You can hold your head high, few knives in any collection live up to yours!

whoooooooooo nice one
Hans