Are Robert Klaas knives any good?

Are Robert Klaas knives any good?

Robert Klaas knives are the embodiment of Solingen knife-making. For over 180 years they have been making amazing pocket knives at Robert Klaas. Pure, classic and German craftsmanship, that is what Robert Klaas represents. Old-fashioned but incredibly good!

Where are Klaas knives made?

Robert KLAAS is a family business, now in its seventh generation, based in Solingen, Germany. For over 180 years, they have been manufacturing a range of scissors, razors and household knives, and are best known for their pocket knives.

Where are kissing cranes knives made?

Solingen, Germany
A collector’s favorite, each knife by Kissing Crane is assembled and polished by hand, keeping alive traditions started 175 years ago by the Robert Klaas factory in Solingen, Germany. The brand’s continued focus on quality and detail remains a top priority for every Kissing Crane pocket knife.

Does benchmade make knives in China?

Are Benchmade Knives Made in China? ALL authentic Benchmade knives are made in the USA.

Does Kissing Crane still make knives?

Kissing Crane Knives Kissing Crane Knife Company was founded in Germany in 1834. We humbly began as the go-to brand for high-quality pocket knives and the tradition of quality craftsmanship continues still today.

Is Kissing Crane still in business?

The Kissing Crane brand is now owned by On The Edge Brands, Inc. – a 25-year-old family owned business in Moultrie, Ga.

Who Makes Case knives now?

Zippo Manufacturing Company
Today Case is owned by Zippo Manufacturing Company, makers of the world-famous Zippo® windproof lighter, another family-owned business based in Bradford.

Are any Case knives made in China?

Case remains committed to crafting our knives in the United States. The majority of our knives are made in Bradford, PA, where Case has been manufacturing cutlery for well over a century. Where are Tec X brand knives made? Tec X brand knives are manufactured in China to W.R.

What happened to Schrade knives?

Schrade Knives Imperial Schrade closed their doors July 30, 2004, after 100 years of business. We will not be able to restock our Schrade inventory as it sells out. There will be no more original Schrade knives produced, making the few Schrade knives we have left extremely collectable.

What is so special about Case knives?

What’s unique about Case knives is that they stamp each blade with a special tang marking that can be used to identify the knife and production date. This is of great appeal to collectors and hobbyists and Case boasts the largest knife collecting association in the world with almost 20,000 members.