Photos Does anyone reconize this knife?

[Rascalman555]

Hello,
The knife seems kind of unusual. The logo looks strange. Handle and blade seems to be made from a single solid piece of steel. Anyone reconize this knife?
I'm curious.
Thanks

 

[USMCPOP]

Probably a cast aluminum handle. I believe the sawtooth edge is for cutting frozen foods. Here's a vintage Henckels frozen food saws:

 

[Rascalman555]

Probably a cast aluminum handle. I believe the sawtooth edge is for cutting frozen foods. Here's a vintage Henckels frozen food saws:
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I was wondering about the saw tooth edge, couldnt find that info anywhere.

Does the logo on the handle look familiar to you?

 

[USMCPOP]

All I see is some weird squiggles and the letter "A" on the handle.

 

[polish avenger]

It's an Aycock....rooster head with an "A" inside.
-Mark

 

[Rascalman555]

It's an Aycock....rooster head with an "A" inside.
-Mark

Wow.. I could not tell what it was. Your knife knowledge is very much appreciated, thank you.

 

[polish avenger]

You are quite welcome.
-Mark

 

[USMCPOP]

So it's supposed to look like this:


Aycock Knives Corp, which also operates under the name Aycock Knives, is located in Sandpoint, Idaho. This organization primarily operates in the Knife Blades and Blanks business / industry within the Fabricated Metal Products sector. This organization has been operating for approximately 87 years. Aycock Knives Corp is estimated to generate $112,000 in annual revenues, and employs approximately 2 people at this single location. This organization is engaged in manufacturing activities at this facility.

 

[Sidehill Gouger]

I haven't been to a county fair for a while but they used to set up at these events and sell their knives. My wife has a paring knife still in use.