Original German WWII Service Used Late Pattern HJ Knife by Artur Schüttelhofer with Scabbard - RZM M7/13 Category_Display Guns & Parts Sets while three survived

while three survived

92 mm were declared obsolete in 1951 and all Mark III versions were converted to Mark III*

which has made the blade quite thin

During the crisis of the Battle of the Bulge in December 1944

Original German WWII Service Used Late Pattern HJ Knife by Artur Schüttelhofer with Scabbard - RZM M7/13 Category_Display Guns & Parts Sets while three survivedOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a very nice service used example of a classic later pattern HJ fahrtenmesser (trip knife), complete with its original scabbard. It was produced by the rare maker Artur Schttelhofer & Co. Stahlwarenfabrik (Steelware factory) in the Wald neighborhood of Solingen, the legendary "City of Blades" in Western Germany. This company was founded in 1920, and assembled and finished daggers for political organizations