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TVV · Yesterday, 08:59 PM

My understanding of the GG mark is that it stands for Gesetzlich Geschutzt, very loosely translates into "patented". So yes, it does signify a German made blade, but does not belong to any maker in particular. Nice sword!

Yesterday, 08:59 PM	#5
TVV Member Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Bay Area Posts: 1,760	My understanding of the GG mark is that it stands for Gesetzlich Geschutzt, very loosely translates into "patented". So yes, it does signify a German made blade, but does not belong to any maker in particular. Nice sword!