Origin of the term Eisenhauer

Dmitry · 2nd September 2010, 07:39 PM

I've asked some German collectors on the origins of 'Eisenhauer', so far no-one could give a definite answer, but the general agreement for the appearance of the term is still the mid-1800s, which [again] leads me do believe that it was a marketing logo. I'll keep looking. I am sure the answer is out there, but unfortunately I don't speak or understand a word of German.
I've also ordered "The Arms and Armour of Arabia". Thanks for the tip, Jim!

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2nd September 2010, 07:39 PM	#9
Dmitry Member Join Date: Jul 2009 Posts: 607	I've asked some German collectors on the origins of 'Eisenhauer', so far no-one could give a definite answer, but the general agreement for the appearance of the term is still the mid-1800s, which [again] leads me do believe that it was a marketing logo. I'll keep looking. I am sure the answer is out there, but unfortunately I don't speak or understand a word of German. I've also ordered "The Arms and Armour of Arabia". Thanks for the tip, Jim!