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Cumberland Knives Any Good ??
- Thread starter Normark
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There are at least two online knife dealers that have "Cumberland" in their commercial names - "Cumberland Knives" and "Cumberland Knifeworks".
I have no experience with the first, Cumberland Knives but seem to recall a few posts in the past here in GB&U dealing, IIRC, with contact difficulties and other such issues.
I do have experience with the latter, Cumberland Knife Works, and that experience was excellent. Bill Horn is a pleasure to deal with in all respects and over the course of three or four transactions I feel that I have been well served. He carries more traditional cutlery - slipjoints and lockbacks from Queen, S&M, Case and now, I think, MooreMaker.
I found Bill Horn at Cumberland Knifeworks to be fully trustworthy.
I have no experience with the first, Cumberland Knives but seem to recall a few posts in the past here in GB&U dealing, IIRC, with contact difficulties and other such issues.
I do have experience with the latter, Cumberland Knife Works, and that experience was excellent. Bill Horn is a pleasure to deal with in all respects and over the course of three or four transactions I feel that I have been well served. He carries more traditional cutlery - slipjoints and lockbacks from Queen, S&M, Case and now, I think, MooreMaker.
I found Bill Horn at Cumberland Knifeworks to be fully trustworthy.
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If it's Bill Horn from Cumberland Knifeworks, he is absolute top shelf!!!
I would do business with him even if he was out of business............
I would do business with him even if he was out of business............
