Wiss sak style knife

[barefingers]

https://photos.app.goo.gl/Se5dFqkSCJY2SKZ79
Was at a flea market today and came across a wiss sak style knife. Anyone have any information on the knife I would greatly appreciate it. The seller told me that his uncle had worked at the wiss factory in Newark NJ and that this knife was a prototype that was made in Germany and never produced because of the cost. I hope the pics load.

 

[Jody744]

I know their old scissors are superb!

 

[barefingers]

Jody744 I have a few wiss scissors and they're the best. But the knife intrigued me

 

[Jody744]

Definitely intriguing I would have bought it also!

 

[barefingers]

I contacted Apex tools who bought out wiss and they replied to my email and asked for more information as far as stamps and markings so I answered some questions and sent a couple of pictures and will see where it goes from here. Hopefully they can get some more information about it

 

[KooKooforKukripuffs]

We don't condone clones here!!!!! LOL

 

[barefingers]

Jody744 i might have to do a traveling knife tour as no one knows much about it. Maybe an 11 person pass for 1 month each so I get it back on the 12th month putting it through the ringer to see how it compares to an original sak. I definitely is a high quality piece and since you were the only one to reply to this thread you get first shot if you want

 

[barefingers]

K KooKooforKukripuffs I like that lol definitely a close facsimile

 

[Jody744]

B barefingers that sounds like too much fun! Count me in if you decide to give it a go

 

[barefingers]

http://s453.photobucket.com/user/barefingers/media/IMG_20181031_103723586_HDR.jpg.html?sort=3&o=1
Another picture, checked the knife out better after work tonight. No patent numbers only says wiss under that it says Germany and on the other side of the same blade it says stained and under that SA4

 

[deltaboy]

Cool !