Robert Klaas with Blut und Ehre

[Aries68]

I have this Robert Klaas German knife with "Blut und Ehre" on the blade and was wondering what it may be worth? I attached some photos.

 

[Arathol]

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[knarfeng]

German Boy Scout knife. You can see the boy scout emblem on the handle. The pattern has been made since the late 1800's I think. It is still made.

If you take a picture without flash so that we can seen the markings on the tang, more information might be available. But no valuation will be offered.

 

[John A. Larsen]

Means "Blood and Honor" which was the motto of the Hitler Youth. Not sure why it is on a Boy Scout knife, maybe used left over blades? John

 

[knarfeng]

Means "Blood and Honor" which was the motto of the Hitler Youth. Not sure why it is on a Boy Scout knife, maybe used left over blades? John

I was thinking the same, made after WWII using left over blade stock. Though the phrase has been used by other groups, also.

 

[Arathol]

I was thinking the same, made after WWII using left over blade stock. Though the phrase has been used by other groups, also.

Its not all that old really. The cheap gray leather with black finish says 1980s 90s to me. I have a similar knife, same construction, that dates from the late1990s. They were available with a host of different markings.

 

[Alberta Ed]

Those are fairly common. Probably not worth much.