Gravity Fliegerkappmesser, collector tread.

[mwl]

Hi Peter!
A splendid book, a ”must have” for sure
Regards,
Mats

[crowback]

If anyone ever finds a SMF Gravity knife with the name CROBAK scratched into the handle and with a re-tipped blade, let me know. It was my dad's. He brought it back from WW2. My brother broke the tip. I retipped it. Dad sold it in the 1970's in Pittsburgh.

[Operation Cobra]

czech rare http://aukro.cz/vysadkarsky-nuz-smf-...418428178.html

Old thread I know but why do the links not work grrrrrrr

[norge]

Weyersberg

Hi. I wonder if this logo still is ok and pre 1945?
Best regards
Gisle

I need this new book!

[mwl]

No, today considered post war. Commercial manufactured for the civilian market in the 1950-ies...

[LH 600]

Hi. I wonder if this logo still is ok and pre 1945?
Best regards
Gisle

I need this new book!

Hi folks

I Sold this Gebryder Weyersberg too HVA SKJERA on Waf several years ago / 6 year Back.

Now He Sold too Gisle .
He want the money Back from last seller / Hva skjera.

I buy this from Paul Hogle at Lakesidetrader in Canada as orginal

Ask You Paul Hogle ? Are u willing too payd Back the full price after all these years?

Regards LH 😉

[LH 600]

Gisle

That Gebryder Weyersberg knife You have now was stolen in house buglary some years Back by the seller You have contact with now .
Bulgarian Scumbags 🔥

I was the person who clear up & find info around these ****ers .
With help from a SS helmet collector west of Norway.

The Police find a lot of stolen thing by these people Include this knife And several helmets

The knife is not in same condition now i notice , versa 6 years Back .
Scratches on blade etc ...

Pls host up clear pics on bought sides of the Gravity knife Gisle 👌🏻

[LH 600]

Hi, I show some rare knives in my book which will be available in January 2018 - see below for more info and contact details.

Type II´s are tricky - lots of fakes around incl. fake blades in an original handle. There are also war and post war knifes around - here are some rare type II´s:

1943-1945:
- Type II with weyersberg logo on carbon blade (devoid of "Rostfrei")
- Weyersberg type II with stainless steel bolster and stainless steel blade
- WEyerberg made of type I parts (e.g. metal case)
- In general Weyersberg (RBNr .....0020) is rarer than SMF
- (Emil Voos and Gaefler are a fake blades)

post war:
- Carl Eickhorn
- Gebrüder Weyersberg
- SMF with dagger blade (definitely post war - even if others say different)
- SMF with "Bundeswehr (type IV)" shaped bolster


contact me for more info on the book: jpbruening@yahoo.de
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Hi Peter

Can You write in detail around the Gebryder Weyersberg Gravity knife your info And study ? Where Do You Get source too classifyed this type of maker too a fake postwar?

I buy a Gebr Weyersberg from Paul Hogle at Lakesidetrader many years Back too a High price
Sold it too a collector in Norway 6 years Back
Noe He Sold too Gisle on Waf .

The first seller want money Back from me now after all these year
A collector friend aktually......

Who is responsible too pay Back money ?

Lakesidetrader ?

Me ? Second part

Opinions from other collectors Welcome 👍

[norge]

pics by request.

[LH 600]

Hi, I show some rare knives in my book which will be available in January 2018 - see below for more info and contact details.

Type II´s are tricky - lots of fakes around incl. fake blades in an original handle. There are also war and post war knifes around - here are some rare type II´s:

1943-1945:
- Type II with weyersberg logo on carbon blade (devoid of "Rostfrei")
- Weyersberg type II with stainless steel bolster and stainless steel blade
- WEyerberg made of type I parts (e.g. metal case)
- In general Weyersberg (RBNr .....0020) is rarer than SMF
- (Emil Voos and Gaefler are a fake blades)

post war:
- Carl Eickhorn
- Gebrüder Weyersberg
- SMF with dagger blade (definitely post war - even if others say different)
- SMF with "Bundeswehr (type IV)" shaped bolster


contact me for more info on the book: jpbruening@yahoo.de
Shipping worldwide

Hi Peter

Missing a statement from you with info and true sources where you have information that a Gebryder Weyersberg Gravity is after-war produced in the 1950s.?

There are few knives in circulation on these and why make a few,? When it's easier to produce 5000 pcs or any other?

As I interpret the matter, Gebryder Weyersberg is 100% Original Knife WW2, until the contrary is proven without anyone having to buy a book from you.

When such rumors come out and make problems, it's actually Peter who starts a discussion among collectors who have these Gebr Weyersberg in assembly.

Therefore, we ask for a specific source where you have found that these are copies?

The views and opinions of a man are unfortunately not in this case, even if you are the author of the book

Hope you answer and put out the source you have?

LH


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[norge]

some more

[norge]

last... Best,
Gisle

[Serge M.]

Hi Peter

Missing a statement from you with info and true sources where you have information that a Gebryder Weyersberg Gravity is after-war produced in the 1950s.?

There are few knives in circulation on these and why make a few,? When it's easier to produce 5000 pcs or any other?

As I interpret the matter, Gebryder Weyersberg is 100% Original Knife WW2, until the contrary is proven without anyone having to buy a book from you.

When such rumors come out and make problems, it's actually Peter who starts a discussion among collectors who have these Gebr Weyersberg in assembly.

Therefore, we ask for a specific source where you have found that these are copies?

The views and opinions of a man are unfortunately not in this case, even if you are the author of the book

Hope you answer and put out the source you have?

LH


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Hi LH600,
Good to see you post again.

Yes, I would like to see where all these scarce marker and rare variant Gravity Knives come from. I guess all the fine workers of these were just sitting around and waiting for the war to end and then were called back to produce a handful postwar knives, and somehow avoided getting sent to the Oder Front.

[LH 600]

Hi LH600,
Good to see you post again.

Yes, I would like to see where all these scarce marker and rare variant Gravity Knives come from. I guess all the fine workers of these were just sitting around and waiting for the war to end and then were called back to produce a handful postwar knives, and somehow avoided getting sent to the Oder Front.

Thanks My Good old friend.

This case ‘is worth Waiting for evidence for all community collector of the Fkms’
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We still wait too hear from Peter the author facts & source He have !!

All people can write a book . Is Peter the world Gravity Expert?

Come on Peter’ 😎. If You tell US the Gebr Weyersberg are postwar . Bring in the evidence 💪🏻

[LH 600]

Still Waiting for a comments from You Paul Hogle around this Fkm’
It Came from You . Do You remember the provience of it ?

Sold as a WW 2 product .

LH