Gebr. Lützenkirchen, Solingen
The Gebruder Lützenkirchen Stahlwarenfabrik company began sometime before the 1920s. It was listed as a manufacturer of straight razors in 1920. Lützenkirchen also manufactured stag gripped hunting knives. In 1922, it registered a seal (Seehund) trademark along with the knife cutting into an anvil. Come 1930, Lützenkirchen was advertising the sale of cutlery and scissors. The company was located on Klingenstraße 36 in 1932. During the Third Reich era, only HJ knives are known to have been made. In 1939, Ernst Adolf and Johann Wilhelm Lützenkirchen were listed as owners. The company resorted back to the seal maker mark in 1950 with a logo placed in Messer und Schere. The company remains at Klingenstraße 36 to this day.
| Maker | Gebr. Lützenkirchen |
| Location | Solingen |
| RZM Number | N/A |
| Trademark | Knife Cutting into an Anvil | Seehund |
| Founded | 1920 |
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Reference:
Hogle, N. (2021). The Collector’s Guide to Hitler Youth Knives.