Добрый вечер.товарищи помогите определить подлинность данного экземпляра.накладки дерево.не судите строго за фото,других нет(
Фото "ниочём", но и по ним видно, что это хороший коммерческий Антонио В.. По ножнам непонятно - перекрас?
Недавно я хвастался своим SG14 и называл производителя "Самсонием", имея ввиду, конечно же, Samson Werke.
Да я не про шутку, которую люблю сам и ценю. Просто подумал, мож инфо есть об A. Wingen, Solingen (кстати, в теме - Jr.), его итальянских корнях и т.п. Очень уж скудные данные... Раз есть ЮНИОР - младший, то кто старший (основатель)?
Да, данные скудные. Anton Wingen also made knives under the name Othello according to http://www.archivingindustry.com/cutlers&toolmakers/cutlermarks... Othello, head of: (i) Wilhelm Hasselbach, (ii) Anton Wingen Jr Short Timeline: "Othello" / Anton Wingen Junior / Solingen / Germany Founded in 1888: Factory for Scissors. 1901-1904: New factory built in Solingen. 1904: Own drop forge. During the First World War: Military Supplier. 1924: New factory building. During the Second World War: Military Supplier. 1997: Resolution of the company. Remaining stocks of finished goods and semi-finished goods were taken over in 1996 by a small Solingen cutlery manufacturer, named Manfred Schmidt. He used and perhaps still uses the trademark "OTHELLO", mostly in combination with the Trademarks "Maitland" or "Kuno Ritter" or "Ritter". Machines and tools have been exported to Yugoslavia. In addition to the primary use and widespread brand " OTHELLO " in connection with a human head (at least two different versions), other trademarks were used by the Original company owners, for example: A. W. Jr., Red Point, Prince Regent, Oryx, BLUE DOT. Since the 1980s, the company Anton Wingen has gradually reduced its own production and has joined italian, scandinavian and also japanese cutlery products. Anton Wingen Jr., Solingen. Another of the Solingen-based cutlery manufacturers, the Wingen firm was formed in 1888 to produce table flatware, knives, scissors and razors. Registered 11th November 1901, Solingen, Gasstrasse 54. A.Wingen made many contract knives for American companies. Wingen, whose premises in Solingen's Gasstrasse are shared with Wilhelm Clauberg AG, have common ownership with the Clauberg firm although both companies operate on independent bases. In 1920s, Wingen became the owner of Wilhelm Clauberg AG. From unproved sources, the company was closed in 1988. The tradenames OTHELLO and ROT PUNKT saw use on commercial wares. http://strazors.com/index.php?id=59&doc=anton_wingen_jr_solingen_
