Hermann Schneider, Schiffmarke, Solingen | RZM M7/21

The Hermann Schneider Stahlwarenfabrik company was founded in 1848. It registered with the Solingen chamber of commerce on January 21, 1873. The ship trademark (Schiffmarke) was initially registered by Isaak Schneider on June 27, 1850. On June 12, 1862, the company was then transferred to Isaak's sons Hermann and Robert. It was trading as "I. Schneider Söhne" at that time. When Isaak died, his sons renamed the firm to Hermann Schneider. The dual-masted sailing ship with "Schneider" on the hull, in the form of a rocking blade, trademark was registered in 1895. The company specialized in: scissors, household knives, straight razors and pocket knives. A c.1925 advertisement lists "pocket and eraser knives" (radiermesser) as well as "Exporting to all countries." During the Third Reich era, Schneider manufactured HJ knives and SA/NSKK daggers with a double oval maker mark. Come 1935, Schneider received the RZM code M7/21 yet it was revoked on October 14, 1935. The company was located on Katternberger Straße 174 in 1935 and Aufderhöher Straße 164 in 1939.

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Beautiful and Rare - SA Dagger by H. Schneider

Item Number:	SA-28012
Rating:	Mint-

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Early SA by Hermann Schneider

Item Number:	SA-20043
Rating:	NM

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Reference:

     Hogle, N. (2021). The Collector’s Guide to Hitler Youth Knives.