Original German WWII Early Motto-Marked HJ Knife by Rare Maker Carl Heidelberg with Scabbard Spanish Helmets or it has worn away

or it has worn away

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On the unpainted rear shell it bears the Air Ministry Cartouche over the maker marking:

this Regiment sustained the most casualties if the British Army at the Battle of Culloden in 1746

Original German WWII Early Motto-Marked HJ Knife by Rare Maker Carl Heidelberg with Scabbard Spanish Helmets or it has worn awayOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a very nice early HJ Knife (HJ knife) marked on the blade by blade by the rare maker Carl Heidelberg, Stahlwarenfabrik of Solingen. This early HJ Knife is a solid example of the type, with a handle that is nickel plated over a steel base. The plating still remains in good condition, with about 50% still intact, with a lovely worn look and a great patina. The acid etched motto Blut und Ehre! (Blood and Honor!)