KVK 1st class with swords

[KDVR]

Please write me your opinion about this KVK 1st class with swords.

Do you know who was the manufacturer?

THANK YOU!

[KDVR]

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[Peter1975]

I´d say No good!

/peter

[Peter1975]

Look at the marked area...looks a bit strange...

/peter

[Chris Boonzaier]

Could that be a KVK2, the back filed flat, silvered, and turned into a KVK1 ??

[Peter1975]

Yes...Looks like it could be a kvk2!

/peter

[speedytop]

Hi,

"... the back filed flat"

Do the impressed lines speak for a filed piece?

This is the so called "Souval-Klaue (Souval claw)", sometimes combined with the impressed L/58 mark, both signify post war Souval (Vienna/Austria).

Uwe

[Chris Boonzaier]

Hi,

"... the back filed flat"

Do the impressed lines speak for a filed piece?

Just looking at a KVK2, you are right, probably not. I thought they be the last traces of the details of the back side.

But right on the catch,

[KDVR]

Pictures of the frontside - frosted surface of the KVK.

[kapten_windu]

Hi,

"... the back filed flat"

Do the impressed lines speak for a filed piece?

This is the so called "Souval-Klaue (Souval claw)", sometimes combined with the impressed L/58 mark, both signify post war Souval (Vienna/Austria).

Uwe

so, is this one of the special versions of KvK 1?

[speedytop]

Your question:

"so, is this one of the special versions of KvK 1?"

My answer, see above:

"... post war Souval ..."

Is a not original version (copy, fake etc.) a special version for you?

Uwe

[kapten_windu]

Hi Uwe, i miss reading the phrase 'post war' on you comment..

And also i don't have enough knowledge about the versions of KvK1 and this is the 1st time i see this version..

Windu