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Originally Posted by Henk
Hi Ferrylaki,
MILSCO is the mark of the american klewangs "adopted" by the Dutch. MILSCO means Military Supply Company, a US supplier of the M1941 cutlass. (Thanks to Ian) Those klewangs where left behind by the US army after WWII.
HEMBRUG is 100% Dutch and made in Holland in the Hembrug factories.
VINCE I've never seen. Maybe someone can tell us more about this mark?
The unmarked one could be a dutch fabricate, but I wouldn't be surprised if it turned out to be an american product.
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hi Henk...
thanks a lot for your information. I just call my friend who own a large number of those klewang. I'll try to get a better picture with those three mark/manufacturer. this klewang are too thin and seem hard to be sharpened...but they are not easily rust...the blade it self seem to be clean and smooth...no rust but dull. is it normal for a military use klewang...I notice that some of it manufactured in US for the dutch. there might be several differences between those klewang...any body can help me what differences are they???