German Folding Hunters/Utilities

[QJerry]

Great-looking knives. Surprising how many of these German knives feature a corkscrew.

That's a great observation Jack. The cheaper German wine bottles are mostly screw top, but the more expensive ones still close with a cork (Riesling etc..).
I think hunters like a little wine or stronger while on the prowl and enjoy their beer when they've bagged their prey.

 

[QJerry]

Always happy to show off the Weidmannsheil, the modern little Hartkopf is still sold as a hunter's knife.

 

[glennbad]

Not sure if this qualifies...

 

[neal70]

i was wondering if anyone knew whether or not it was possible to pick up a hubertus professional(seen in another thread) stateside or if you'd have to contact european dealers? it's a three "blade" working type knife with a long spear, short stout screwdriver/electrical stripper, and one of the sweetest awls i've looked at in a while.
thanks, Neal
not trying to hi-jack anything-these are some beautiful knives being shown!

 

[puukkoman]

Not sure if this qualifies...

...he says, tongue firmly in cheek.
That's a knockout, makes me weak in the knees every time you show it! :thumbup:

 

[Revolvergeek]

I have been having zero luck trying to find out exactly what AG Russell called this model. Any help? I have been reading too much Matt Helm lately and like the idea of getting something on this pattern.

Thanks,
Danny

Here's a modern interpretation by AG Russell.

 

[John A. Larsen]

Revolvergeek, I think it was called a Cattaragus, but do not remember the item number. A VERY good friend of mine gave me one of the first ones AG made of this model, but it has stag scales, like the one Matt would have carried. John

 

[John A. Larsen]

Revolvergeek, I just sent you an email. John

 

[A.L.]

Great looking knives gents!

awl (?) or somesuch.

Marlin spike?