Off Topic Help Identifying Knife

[Sionnix]

Howdy Folks,

My dad recently gifted me some knives. Most of them are commerically available, or at least were at some point. This one is marked V. Cox and I can't find anything about the maker online. Any help figuring out where it come from would be appreciated, mostly just to sate my curiosity!

Cheers

Photos: http://imgur.com/a/1fvzKQD

 

[SharpByCoop]

I looked in the Knives Annuals: 1985, 1990, 1995, 2000. Nothing.

Colin Cox and Sam Cox, but no 'V'.

Historically when a maker hand signs work with a vibro-engraver, it's a hobbiest. Not always, but often.

That it was your dads makes it an heirloom, beyond this. Cherish that.

Welcome!

 

[Sionnix]

I looked in the Knives Annuals: 1985, 1990, 1995, 2000. Nothing.

Colin Cox and Sam Cox, but no 'V'.

Historically when a maker hand signs work with a vibro-engraver, it's a hobbiest. Not always, but often.

That it was your dads makes it an heirloom, beyond this. Cherish that.

Welcome!

Thank you

And yes, in any case, it's an extremely well made, unique piece that I'm happy to have. The old man said he skinned a few deer with it but decided it was too nice to use! I plan on putting it in the rotation and making a pancake sheath for it.

Thank you again for looking it up for me!
Merry Christmas, God Jul!