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11/30/2006 07:46 PM
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I think the answer is most probably because the hilts on these knives is aluminium. Manfred is quite right that these knives were intended for children & not really meant for any practical use.
I am sure that Herman is not alone in his opinion, however I am in no doubts about the originality of the one I have, it is undoubtedly original & came from a very advanced collection. The existance of the Nurnburg & Olympic examples is also evidence of their period production. These are offered from time to time by the most respected & knowledgeable dealers. Last time I looked T.W. had an unmarked example (as most were) on his site.
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