Przedstawiony tu kordzik pilotów szybowców III rzeszy tzw. Fliegemesser M1937 to coraz rzadziej spotykany okaz. Tym bardziej, w wydaniu spersonalizowanym – z inicjałami właściciela na pochwie.  Istnieją 2 wersje tego kordzika. Ten model wprowadzony w 1933 roku do wszystkich niemieckich aeroklubów był dedykowany pilotom szybowców desantowych Deutscher Luftsport-Verband (DLV) i w roku ’44 zmienił formę wykonania ze skurzanej na tańszą alpakową.

Producentem kordzika jest firma

Finding a nice flyer’s knife is not an easy chore! Here’s an example that is Jeweller personalized! Polished blade is on the rough side showing lots of age, evidence of cleaning but I suspect it would improved if you take some time and love with it. The maker mark is executed 90 degrees to what we usually see. Why Münch did this who knows, but these makers located away from the watchful eye of Solingen inspectors often seemed in small ways to show their independence. This blade is Exc. All the hilt fittings are solid nickel with a silver wash that has patinaed to black  The crossguard quillion is caster stamped “K” to the end of the quillion and 100% of the enamel is intact to the swas’s. The leather is in good shape showing wear but 100% coverage. The grip and scabbard are all matching in grain and texture, yes even on the buffer. The undented scabbard features a near perfect ball and all screws intact. The throat is correctly marked. Best of all the obverse upper fitting is Jeweller inscribed with the original owners initials, “FP”. Neat to see the quality of workmanship. Finally the original hanger is intact with a solid nickel clip. A rare example of a personalized DLV.