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Anyone have any saved photo references for Herder degens past what is shown in the Angolia book 1900-1945? Or maybe someone just a Herder junkie? Lookintg for dove head types anything not shown in Angolia. If not no biggie!
Thanks Bret Van Sant
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While I understand the Angolia reference is incomplete. This looks to have elements from unattributed leopard head and dove head both. But where the brads hold the celluloid over wood grip looks a bit like a EF Horster Nr 24 but the pattern is very different surrounding the area the brad goes. the round flower shape where the brad gets pinned through. I picked this up as it was very strange. Not crazy expensive. The grip does have a crack in the celluloid. I'm still running through books as I have the time. Just wondering if anyone has seen this before. Or knows if Herder farmed out somethings? It's a nice piece scabbard is 98%paint blade is clean a smudge or two but very nice.
Bret Van Sant
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While I understand the Angolia reference is incomplete. This looks to have elements from unattributed leopard headband a dove head both. But where the brads hold the celluloid over wood grip looks a bit like a Shorter Nr 24 but the pattern is very different surrounding the area the brad goes. the round flower shape where the brad gets pinned through. I picked this up as it was very strange. Not crazy expensive. The grip does have a crack in the celluloid. I'm still running through books as I have the time. Just wondering if anyone has seen this before. Or knows of Herder farmed out somethings? It's a nice piece scabbard is 98%paint blade is clean a smudge or two but nice.
Bret Van Sant
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It does also has a very close look to a Krebs No. 3 alot also but the Swaz is fatter and more defined. But the Angolia book does not have the best photos either. Also nothing is wobbly or loose (which means little) . My photos ain't the best also!
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Forgot a photo of the p guard
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That is a very nice and interesting Herder dove head, Brent!
I agree that Herder swords are great collectibles, but unfortunately, they are tough to find... as many collectors seem to like their unusual features.
Here is a lion head that I did not find in the Angolia sword book, notice the Herder silver eagle.
Best regards,
Herman
1.JPG (57.66 KB, 85 downloads) 2.JPG (88.32 KB, 85 downloads) 3.JPG (52.42 KB, 85 downloads)
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