Been poking around here for a while, got a question. I have a few Arno Bernard knives and they have two different logos. One logo incorporates the "A" In the first and last name and the other has "AB" in a circle with Arno Bernard under it. I have been told the first is Arno Sr. and the other is Arno Jr. The website and 2015 catalog have the second logo. Can anyone set me straight on this? Thanks for any help. JB
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I didn't realize there were that many makers there......https://arnobernard.com/about-us/
They more than likely just changed their logo, as many do time from time. I really have no idea though.
I was always surprised by how many knives he has at Blade. Very nice guy, and makes a good knife from what I could tell. I've never had or used one, but they look/feel good.
They more than likely just changed their logo, as many do time from time. I really have no idea though.
I was always surprised by how many knives he has at Blade. Very nice guy, and makes a good knife from what I could tell. I've never had or used one, but they look/feel good.
I have two older knives. Mine has nickle silver bolsters on the "handle". I was told that is one way to tell if the knife was made by the "senior", and yes mine has the A in the name, so that could be another indicator. I use them and they do perform. I think they are a good value for the price.