Eugen Haering, Solingen

The Eugen Haering, Fabrik feiner Stahlwaren, company traces its roots back to 1894, when the Haering (Häring) & Mandt company began. The "three-leaf" trademark was originally registered by Haering & Mandt in 1897. The partnership broke sometime between 1897 and April 29, 1901, when Eugen Haering registered with the Solingen chamber of commerce. The "three-leaf" trademark was then registered by Eugen Haering in 1902. The 1932, Klockhaus-Adressbuch des Deutschen Reichs lists the company's location on Wernerstrasse 6 in Solingen. By 1930, Haering had depots operated by Hermann Koster on Norderstrasse 141 in Hamburg, and Carl Passia on L&uulm;beckerstrasse 43 in Berlin. Come the Third Reich, early era SA daggers were manufactured. The company survived the war and continued making cutlery and knives in the 1950's and 60's. In 1970, the company was located on Margaretenstrasse 65 and Schillerstrasse 15. The Haering family may have also owned the Robert Giersch company. Eugen Haering officially dissolved on March 9, 1970.

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Rare - Early SA Dagger by Eugen Haering

Item Number:	SA-30049
Rating:	Exc++

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Rare Early SA Dagger by Eugen Haering

Item Number:	SA-20012
Rating:	Exc++/NM

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