Reply by Sue OldsWidow on August 17, 2013 at 11:09RAPALAIt all began with a hungry Finnish guy and a carving knife. It was the 1930s when a simple fisherman made an observation of…
Good Afternoon!Supposedly one of the 'popular' private purchase knives in WWII, was the EGW knife.I stumbled across these recently, and have tried to learn what I can of them, and it seems that there were several models, or types. Of course I have not been able to get a good description of each…
Looking for the age and value of this Hen And Rooster knife. Have the serial number but can't match it 100% 313EC/CR found the ,313 but cant match the Ec/cr
Reply by Sue OldsWidow on May 2, 2012 at 18:06just a tiny tidbit of INPUTImperial knives was a manufacturer of affordable American folding knives founded in …
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The list that follows has been based on material extracted from the Deutsches Reichs-Addressbuch (several editions, 1900 to 1942); from Solingen und Sein Industriebezirk (published in 1922); Rasierklingen-Code (1932); Cutlery & Flatware, Made in Germany (1983); and the Adressbuch der Stadt…
Reply by Sue OldsWidow on January 30, 2013 at 21:41Keen Kutter was the top of the line for the E.C. Simmons hardware company. In all likelihood, this knife was actually made by Walden…
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1623Jürgen Herder hardens swords during the Thirty Year`s War (1618-1648).since 1650Production of knives, mainly for the dutch market.1727In order to make Herder-knives unique, "Pic-As" is beeing registered as the oldest trademark in Solingen.since 1800Herder knives are introduced in the Malay…
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