I thought I would put this one up for review. Found these rather bad pics of this "A" generic fitted Heer back in 2005 on a German auction sight, it went rather cheap and unfortunately not to me. Mark says "W. Cauberg est. 18?" under a Saber. These guys were a maker too!, of swords mostly seen prewar. Seen it before?? Kevin.
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Hey Kevin , I 've had early German and a few US swords in the past with this mark.Comment
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Interesting find.
Here's some info for you via Anthony Carter.
Hope it helps on the timeline.
TonyAn opinion should be the result of thought, not a substitute for it.
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Close but not quite with the 'est' part of the logo.An opinion should be the result of thought, not a substitute for it.
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Interesting indeed, looks like there is a connection with Anton Wingen. The MM with the "Little Knight"... and the "arc" over the name is a plow?? Kevin.Comment
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It's a clay pipe. The smoking kind.
An opinion should be the result of thought, not a substitute for it.
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Kevin....
The upper pic is related to w. clauburg jun. (The younger or junior) . That's the one that seems to apply with the tm you showed.
The other W. Clauberg tms in the bottom pic ceased doing business soon after WWI and it's assets were acquired by Wingen.
TonyAn opinion should be the result of thought, not a substitute for it.
"First ponder, then dare." von MoltkeComment
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Thanks Tony! Kevin.Comment
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Kevin,
A interesting mark & one I've never seen before. A shame you didn't get that Heer dagger, when will we see another? Thanks for sharing.Comment
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