I hope everyone's agrees this mark's a good'un! thanks, david
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It's an early one. Looks good
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cheers mates!
I've seen 'early' before but not one where the left arm goes straight out like mine; all I've seen are curved ones. is this then one of the VERY early production, like 33-34? if so, why does my scabb have 2 runners not one? (maybe later scabb?)
of course there's no ricasso and the motto is ... most fine!Comment
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well here's the diamondComment
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If you can please post the pictures of the whole dagger.
Regards RajkoComment
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I'll make some soon and post; I know there's maybe just a little bit of interest out there ;-)....Comment
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ok here are 2 for nowComment
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pic 2Comment
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one more for nowComment
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sorry for the crumbs on the grip :-- / now brushed off! this is one VERY early hj I doubt has been anywhere tree bark... I'd still like to kniw the date of mfctre.Comment
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Because the scabbard wont be the original if its a late scabbard on a early knife, its not the end of the world dont worry about it, who knows when it got replaced.... by a dealerOriginally posted by inimicus View Post
or mixed up on HJ camp?? 
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hallo mr. evil if that's who you really are! is it right that earlies had just one runner then?
cheers,
davidComment
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David this is a nice early HJ with correct stretch grips that Eickhorn used on early production. They used almost an endless number of logo's with small variations. Some suggest that the vintage can be determined by the logo alone and in some cases I believe the logos were used concurrently so it's not 100% for sure... but certainly indicative to vintage. This knife is one of the 1st made.
If you want to know about Eickhorn maker marks John Z a member here is the guy to contact.Comment
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