HJ knife. So-called "Fahrtenmesser" from the early transitional period, 1937 made by Emil Voos.
Grip plates from bakelit. Nickel silver rivets never opened. Iron (magnetic) hilt.
Enamel diamond: No damage. The scabbard has been repainted but is in good conditon with the leather belt loop and working snap button.
The blade has the etched motto "Blut und Ehre" on the front and the textbook etched RZM mark M7/2, 1937 on the back.
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