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    Takedown Gravity Fliegerkappmesser

    This arrived today. A few things I am not sure about. Do they use brass pin in the lever? Is this knife original or has replacement parts? Please have a look. Opinion is welcome. Cheers, Dave
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      #3
      no marking.
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          #5
          Looks fine in every aspect, odd though with no Luftamt stamp. Is the pin in brass and not "yellowed" stainless?
          Regards,
          Mats

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            #6
            I found 2 other examples have no luftmt marking on the forum last night. And you are right, it does looks like yellowed steel through magnifier. Cheers, D

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              #7
              It´s a original Take Down knife IMO


              Andy

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                #8
                looks like one in my collection
                pins has patina

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                  #9
                  3rd time lucky.

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                    #10
                    When I start collecting in the early 70s everything was much easier but no days it´s a lot of copys of everything


                    Andy

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