Hello
I would like to have your opinion on the rest of the marking of this knife.
for me it is rzm7/85.
the photos are taken with a magnifying glass.
Note the default in the rzm.
If you have the same marking compared his will be fine. d advance thank you for your help.

Suite

Hello Blondin,

Would be helpful to identify if you also post some pictures of the complete knife and blade.

But I am 95% sure that you have a 1939 Gustav C. Spitzer HJ (see pic hereunder)

Best regards,

Herman

Hello, thanks for your help.
Did you send the photos tomorrow.
The knife is in bad condition.
I think I see a difference at the level of the date 9 l rounded to a sort of homecoming.
L rounded seems bigger than 0, does have perhaps only an impression.
Anyway thanks for your help.
The suite tomorrow.
Good night.
Kind regards.

Hello, here is the more pictures, let me know if more is needed.
the middle of the Pack of setbacks has been fixed with a kind of platre.🤔
is neckl ' it easy to find a plate of spare and worth t worth it?
a big thank you to you.

I think I see something other than 0.
it\'s is hard to resort on photo.
What do you think?

Maybe a 5.

I am sure now that you have a Spitzer 1939 HJ knife, it all confirms:

- shape of blade & ricasso,
- alloy hilt
- steel rivets

There are no other RZM marks starting with a "8" that look the same.

The RZM M7-85 (Arthur Evertz)mark is very different (see pic hereunder)

Best regards,

Herman

Hello, thank you very much for your help!
All the light is done on this blade.
It\'s is always a pleasure to be able to enjoyed your experience and your will ' have.
Thank you again.
Kind regards.

Hello,
Herman V. (aka Herr Mann) J\' tries to send you a message private, but without success!
Do you have an email address for press release or even sent me a private message so that I can write to you.
Thank you.

I have sent you a PM, Blondin.

Best regards,

Herman