When i bought it the knife looked & felt a bit different,
The Puma factory worker who put the knife together all these years ago threaded a too small section of the tang end, and as a result the brass nut could never be tightened fully to securely compress pommel & washers (which had also shrunk a bit over the years), so all handle parts were very loose, and the brass nut itself was also sticking out of the pommel a few millimeters.
Let's just say that quality control on this knife could have been a bit better.
Lucky for me is that this issue was most likely also the reason why the knife was never really used over the years.
So when i received it i disassembled the handle, lengthened the threading (M5), polished the guard a bit, glued all the washers back in place, lightly sanded the handle surface, polished the aluminium pommel and the (now flush) brass nut end a bit, then nourished the old leather with a few coatings of warm Ganger's wax.
Picture #3 shows the small section of threading best:
Currently i'm still thinking if i should give the knife a nice new edge or just leave the bluntish factory edge like it is.