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Gentlemen,
Anyone familiar with this "bull" mark? Is the name of this producer known?
Thanks & best regards,
Herman
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That is interesting, i have never seen this maker before.
Is that Imperial fighting knife?
Can we see more pictures please, thanks
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I've never seen that mark before. Actually broke out my copy of Fisher's & didn't find it in there either. Very curious what company made your blade.
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Ivan, Billy,
Thx for your replies.
It's a variant on the "Gladiator" (Carl W�sthof) early fighting knife, also called "HJ honour bayonet" (if etched on blade and/or pommel).
It displays the same "one piece" construction of hilt and blade.
Best regards,
Herman
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Thats one fine fighting knife and a maker mark i have never seen before
Regards Sean
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