german knife pics

[wolfeknives]

Here's a budding, grafting, pruning knife by Hugo Koller, new old stock. A gift from Koot.

Best regards

Robin

Very nice, and it's a left handed knife, something you don't see every day.

Wolfe

 

[Pipeman]

Very nice, and it's a left handed knife, something you don't see every day.

Wolfe

Hi Wolfe, Here is a shot of the flat grind on the reverse.
Best regards

Robin

 

[Will Power]

Not Vintage, probably 50s or 60s but I like the Horn on this Klaas. Tremendous snap too!

Weidmannsheil Stag lockback with stamped blade

Thanks, Will

 

[rherman@firwin.com]

I believe this is a Hunter, Skinner Fix blade L cl Koller knife, made in Germany. I know very little about the knife, it came to me at a garage sale as a painters tool. I had to clean in up to get it to the state it is in. It did not come with a sheath. I spent a lot of time putting an edge on this knife, I chose a 40 Deg. angle. It has some nice detailing at the beginning and end of the grip. There is alternating brass, red and black spacers.

I am posting some pictures of the knife at the link below. I hope someone can give me some information and age on this knife.

http://i428.photobucket.com/albums/qq2/RaelHerman/Overall%20Knife_zpsknh1f9ku.jpg

Thanks,
RaelHerman

 

[TsarBomba]

These two German gentlemen swear that they aren't related, but I think they're having a go with me...

 

[Jack Black]

Some of mine

 

[TsarBomba]

Some of mine

That green Timor has beautiful marbled scales. What material are they?

Fantastic knives, Jack, thanks for sharing! :thumbup:

 

[flatblackcapo]

Some of mine

That is a beaut' , Jack.

 

[Jack Black]

That green Timor has beautiful marbled scales. What material are they?

Fantastic knives, Jack, thanks for sharing! :thumbup:

Thank you sir, they're just some sort of synthetic :thumbup:

That is a beaut' , Jack.

Thanks Barry, I received it as a very generous gift from another forum member