Nice to see that knife again, Elliott. I hope it's finding some pocket time on occasion.
I think those lockbacks were sold by United Cutlery. Not sure if Olbertz, Boker or someone else made them, but Henckels quit making its own pocket knives in the 1960s.
I have picked up 5 of the 4 blade stockmans in the last couple of months. They are Boker made and the quality on 4 of the 5 has been excellent. One has a very lazy sheepsfoot blade. A lot of online stores are closing them out so the price is real nice on them right now.
I have a few modern Henckels knives. Mike, I never tire of seeing your fantastic stag lock-back. Blues and Absintheur those are great looking edc pen knives. I carry the same pattern as the latter with fossil bone sclaes that I bought a few years ago. Apologies if this is too far off topic, let me know and I will remove it. I collect antique corkscrews and have this Henckels circa 1880s. It has a dusting brush and a wire/wax cutter as well.
S-K, I don't recall seeing one of those with the brush. I recently was able to purchase a bound Henckels catalog from 1898. I'll flip through it to see if your corkscrew is in there.
I need to take some scans of other Henckels knives.
S-K, I just sent you an email through BF. I can send a large file scan to you if you give me your email address. Or I could post a smaller file here if you'd rather.
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