Good night, friends.
I usually don't post a lot of gems in a short time. But the thing is, I'm going on a pretty long vacation with my family. This time I'll be in South America. I doubt I'll find anything valuable there from knives except for a machete
. So today is another gem. This is a garden knife for budding and grafting. From one of my favorite German manufacturers, Hugo Koller. Sorry, I just bought it and haven't had time to polish it and tidy it up yet. Blade is made of carbon steel with the model number and size marking. Also, please pay attention to the unusual symbols in the form of a cross and a triangle under the logo. I have no idea what they mean. I hope you can help me. Very tight and powerful spring. The scales seem to be made of bakelite. The age of production is 1930, I think. Enjoy and comment
I usually don't post a lot of gems in a short time. But the thing is, I'm going on a pretty long vacation with my family. This time I'll be in South America. I doubt I'll find anything valuable there from knives except for a machete
. So today is another gem. This is a garden knife for budding and grafting. From one of my favorite German manufacturers, Hugo Koller. Sorry, I just bought it and haven't had time to polish it and tidy it up yet. Blade is made of carbon steel with the model number and size marking. Also, please pay attention to the unusual symbols in the form of a cross and a triangle under the logo. I have no idea what they mean. I hope you can help me. Very tight and powerful spring. The scales seem to be made of bakelite. The age of production is 1930, I think. Enjoy and comment