Recently got this Stag fixed blade but dont see any makers marks. Only marks I see at all are on the pommel. Anyone recognize this or is it just a home-made knife? either way I really like it.
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SwissHeritageCo
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I would be very surprised if this was a production knife of any sort. Looks homemade to me but I could be wrong.
afishhunter
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Agree.
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It looks like somebody handled a German made woodcraft pattern knife blade.
This example here is a complete factory made knife by Anton Wingen JR, but they also sold bare unmarked blades that could be ordered from catalogs and magazines.
This example here is a complete factory made knife by Anton Wingen JR, but they also sold bare unmarked blades that could be ordered from catalogs and magazines.