Burnt Chimney Cutlery

[pmuadieb]

Long time lurker first time poster. About 15 years ago I purchased a Burnt Chimney slim line trapper from a pharmacy in Forest City, NC. Does anyone know if these knives are still made and if so where they can be purchased?

 

[Blues]

From Google:


Company Profile
Updated: 08-JUL-08
Burnt Chimney Cutlery Company Inc.
Private Company, Headquarters Location
PO Box 188, Forest City, NC 28043, United States
(800)447-4342, (704)245-4321, (704)245-5121 fax,
Primary SIC: Cutlery, Primary NAICS: Cutlery and Flatware (except Precious) Manufacturing
Description: Manufacturing: Cutlery

The rest of the google links:

http://www.google.com/search?q=burn...-us&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&startIndex=&startPage=1


Oh yeah, welcome to the forum (if belatedly).

 

[Morrow]

The 800 # is disconnected.

 

[kvaughn]

I have a one clip blade ,stag,slip joint with no lock from them Ive had about 15 years. Made in Germany. Nice knife if its the same one. I dont remember what i paid for it.--KV

 

[Bastid]

I have a one clip blade ,stag,slip joint with no lock from them Ive had about 15 years. Made in Germany. Nice knife if its the same one. I dont remember what i paid for it.--KV

I agree, I have a couple of them (Burnt Chimney) I ordered in the early or mid 80's from Smokey Mountain (never saw them anywhere else) that are remarkably well finished (easlily comparable to modern Schatt & Morgan, Blue Ridge Winchesters and the like). I remember paying under 20 for a bone hawkbill and under 30 for a one blader in stag.)

 

[Morrow]

how about some pics? i've never seen any and would like to.

 

[stockman242]

how about some pics? i've never seen any and would like to.

+1:thumbup:
Havent even heard of them until now

Peter

 

[smiling-knife]

Am I correct in thinking the brand was made by Boker in Germany? The knives looked very similar to Boker and Henckels (made by Boker) knives... patterns, scale materials etc.. Please show them if possible. Thanks.