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#35629 06/05/2009 11:44 AM
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but also knife�s in this shape are collectible.

Look at the blade, no damages, (only a little rusty ... Wink )

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CoolHi Guys is there a list a Boot Knife makers?Thanks Dutchman Roll Eyes


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#35632 06/05/2009 04:40 PM
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quote:
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CoolHi Guys is there a list a Boot Knife makers?Thanks Dutchman Roll Eyes


Servus !

I do not know, there�s a list of the manufactures of the "Infanteriemesser 42".

But IMO many different manufacturers in the Reich produced this "IM 42", (blank, with, or without maker�s-mark�s stamped on the blade, with, or without on the blade stamped code�s instead the Logo).

Known manufacturer�s of the "Infanteriemesser 42":

Gebr�der Gr�frath, W.K.C., Tiger, Herder, Alcoso, Eickhorn, Gebr�der Weyersberg, F.W. H�ller, ....

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Another maker of fighting-knive�s, (better: "utility"-knive�s), was PUMA.

Remarkable was the red-brown bakelite grip.
Puma also produced "tool-knive�s" during the war.

This maker stamped it�s blade�s in several, different way�s.

One example:

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Hi Reibert i have not seen that mark before
here are my 2

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#35639 04/01/2010 07:17 PM
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Great RARE fighting knives!!

Reibert,du bist der nahkampfmessermeister!!!! WUNDERBAR!!


It's ALL in the DETAILS!!.......
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Hi Reibert i have not seen that mark before
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Hi!

Does your PUMA, (the one on the left), show the Aluminium-crossguard ?

Please, let me also see the blade !

Thx.,

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@ seany again:

The reason why I�m asking is, that I�m looking for pic�s of another PUMA with this particular mark on the blade:

PUMA SOLINGEN, (combined with the Aluminium crossguard and the Bowie-style blade).

You know, that PUMA marked theyre blades with different maker�s marks, and PUMA also manufactured theyre knive�s with different kind of blades, also, crossguards!

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#35647 04/12/2010 09:21 PM
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Hi Reibert they both have Aluminium crossguards
heres pics of the blades

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Thx. a lot !

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Glad to be of help. if you find out any interesting info let me know, i am always willing to learn more.
Sean


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