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Permalink Reply by Steven Benavidez on July 8, 2009 at 0:19

wow henckel makes skinning knives? >_> we sell those at my work and i have NEVER heard of them. like a hunting/skinning knife? are u sure ur not thinking of flay knives? i'm pretty sure they dont make skinning knives but, i could be wrong considering they make pocket knives. where exactly did u get it?

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Permalink Reply by john guiral on December 16, 2009 at 15:10

Igot it a a flea market and the company can't or won't answer my inquiry

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Permalink Reply by Shlomo ben Maved on August 17, 2011 at 17:23

You've said that already.

 

What knife?  There is no picture or link to any knife?  What are the marking on the knife, please list them as well since it's hard to make them out most times in photos...What type of handle?

J.A Henkels is also known as Zwilling and they do make knives for commercial kitchens/butchers that you can use in the bush but are geared more towards kitchens then the wilds...I have never seen the upswept type on blade common to a skinning knife offered by any of the Zwilling line up of knives in the last couple of decades but what they had back in the 1950s or earlier, who knows?

The small chef's knives in the Profection series have quite a bit of belly to them as do the blades from the Pure series--could you be mistaking these for skinners?

john guiral said:

Igot it a a flea market and the company can't or won't answer my inquiry

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Permalink Reply by Jan Carter on August 17, 2011 at 20:17

John,

I also am not aware of them but I would LOVE to see a picture.  You know I am a research junkie, if you get me the info I will find out all I can.  I may know a person or two that can get us some answers on it

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