http://www.messerforum.net/showthre...-von-Gustav-Emil-Ern&highlight=germanenmesser
On oldies you will find the inscription "Germanenmesser" in old German handwriting. A bit curious marketing since the end of the twenties.
Are you sure? The knife pictured in that link is stainless. I thought all the stainless Gustav Emil Erns were produced after the bankruptcy, and all the vintage knives were carbon. It was my understanding that tricky part is that some of knives produced after the bankruptcy were also carbon, but of lower quality.
And take a look at this: At 1:48 you can see a very low quality stainless GEE with Germanenmesser stamped on the blade.
Maybe not
Hew the heck do you upload a photo here ?
Here they are side by side. Which is the Gustav and which is the Thiers Issard ?
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