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    Posted 12 years ago

    TheRoper
    (39 items)

    XIX c. Mortise Chisel;
    Makers mark "Joh. Pet. Müller Söhne" with two marvelous Maltese crosses; I find this mark wonderful. There is a very usefull book, John Walters, German Bladesmiths, an illustrated guide to the brand names, trademarks and monograms found on swords, knives, cutlery, razors and bladed tools, 1871-1945;

    http://www.archivingindustry.com/cutlers&toolmakers/cutlermarks-1.pdf

    To my great regret, there is not a word neither about Johan Müller, nor about his sons. So, IMHO, either the chisel is made before 1871, or this guy is an Austrian bladesmith.
    Any suggestions?

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    1. SEAN68 SEAN68, 12 years ago
      wow !! , very cool:)
    2. TheRoper TheRoper, 12 years ago
      Thank you, Sean; Vintage tools are really great!

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