looking around for what type of knife i possess.

[Jcoult]

I got this knife A few years back. Never heard of the maker..... The Adubos Trevo stamped on there happens to be a fertilizer company in like Argentina or something. I have seen knives similar to it but not with the same manufacture stamp. Any clues as to where it was made? Or the history of a knife like this?

 

[CWL]

Put your pictures up at a web pic hosting site like photobucket, then link the pictures here, otherwise the pics won't show.

We will need to see pics of the actual knife, Adubo Trevos just sounds like a company that gave the knife out as a promotion, it isn't the manufacturer.

 

[Jcoult]

ok. i didnt know if how i posted them would work. ill get good ones up. The manufacturer is Riograndense and has the inox mark below it

 

[Jcoult]

Hopefully you can see them because i cant. but i can see the first ones i posted

 

[Swoop03]

Hopefully you can see them

I do not see them, it might be me or the site I don't know, but however if you copy the link where it says "IMG Code" on the right side on photobucket and just past the link here it does happen to work and it already puts the proper things around it too. Here are your pictures. I hope I helped with the pictures showing issue.

As for the knife it is a very good looking knife but I have not seen it before. I cannot offer any help on it.

 

[Jcoult]

well thank you. im not really technical saavy so im completely lost on how to input pics.

 

[AKC]

Looks like a "Gaucho" set, patterned after the types of knives they would carry on the pampas. The steel is for honing during use.

Tramontina makes a very similar set, although I'll have to say that these appear to be better quality.