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I found this at an estate sale the other day. Made in Solingen, Germany. I do not know the age or model. I suspect it is from the 50's or 60's. It has the look and feel of a well made knife. I have not found out alot about it as of yet. It is a pretty large knife.
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Thank you mustangtony. I hope someone can enlighten me as to the age, etc..
I have one with this the same color,yellow and Logo i thought it was a fish logo, mine has this long blade and a fish scalier blade
I guess I have narrowed the age to 50's up thru the 70's. Thanks Kevin. I have Googled several times there is very little info on this brand. Thanks filmnet for your comments.