Messer der Marke Solingen Foche.
Messer der Marke Solingen Foche.
We now have Solingen Foche knives. However, no one can say for sure what kind of knife it is. I am writing from Ukraine, so translation errors are possible
Re: Messer der Marke Solingen Foche.
Hello ;
Welcome to AHF.
A hunting knife ( antler handle ) of private purchase, not related with HJ, or Reich Forestry Service.
A 1935 National Party Day in Nürnberg souvenir engraved knife.
The engraving of another Souvenir Messer of the same 'Tag'.
Welcome to AHF.
A hunting knife ( antler handle ) of private purchase, not related with HJ, or Reich Forestry Service.
A 1935 National Party Day in Nürnberg souvenir engraved knife.
The engraving of another Souvenir Messer of the same 'Tag'.
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Re: Messer der Marke Solingen Foche.
Typical german "Fahrtenmesser", produced after 1945. (Fake!)
pumahunter.de https://www.pumahunter.de/fahrtenmesser/
The former "HJ-Fahrtenmesser" was still in our younger years av. in local shops, sometimes with the original HJ emblem, but mostly
produced after 1945, with an altered emblem.
German price back then about 12,- to 15,- Deutsche Mark, depending on the quality.
Typical "tool" for german boys, still in the 1960s.
HJ-Fahrtenmesser https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/HJ-Fahrtenmesser
Hans
P.S. "etched", not "engraved", sorry, you know the difference.
pumahunter.de https://www.pumahunter.de/fahrtenmesser/
The former "HJ-Fahrtenmesser" was still in our younger years av. in local shops, sometimes with the original HJ emblem, but mostly
produced after 1945, with an altered emblem.
German price back then about 12,- to 15,- Deutsche Mark, depending on the quality.
Typical "tool" for german boys, still in the 1960s.
HJ-Fahrtenmesser https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/HJ-Fahrtenmesser
Hans
P.S. "etched", not "engraved", sorry, you know the difference.
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