German Knife unidentified name???

[raincrowe]

This past weekend I found a knife at an antique store...A three bladed knife... looks to have bone handles and three and half inches long
the master blade is stamped.... Solinger Germany on the backside...but the front side is different... a name I've never encountered...
So hopefully someone can help out with this knife....Any information would be welcome

[Ridgegrass]

"FABICO", F.A.Bower Import Co. 1950's. (Ref: Levine's Guide.3rd Edit. pp. 39 & 47) Also imported Japanese knives. J.O'.

[Reverand]

I am glad that Ridgegrass could read that, because I could not tell what it said!
Also, it is good to see you posting again, Raincrowe. I haven't seen you on here in a while, and missed you.

[raincrowe]

"FABICO", F.A.Bower Import Co. 1950's. (Ref: Levine's Guide.3rd Edit. pp. 39 & 47) Also imported Japanese knives. J.O'.

Thank you Ridgegrass that is the reason I bought the knife....When I first saw the knife I thought it was just numbers
until I looked with the loop!!

[raincrowe]

I am glad that Ridgegrass could read that, because I could not tell what it said!
Also, it is good to see you posting again, Raincrowe. I haven't seen you on here in a while, and missed you.

Thanks Reverand just been busy.... I have more to post later!!

[Ridgegrass]

It's a nice stockman. Looks to be in nice shape too. Good luck with it. J.O'.

[raincrowe]

It's a nice stockman. Looks to be in nice shape too. Good luck with it. J.O'.

Thanks...Yeah it's in good shape and has the quality and pattern of the case knives