HUBERTUS KNIVES ANYONE?

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Is anyone collecting Hubertus knives, I'm considering buying some soon.
What do you think is the best Lever opener?
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Camillus wrote:Is anyone collecting Hubertus knives, I'm considering buying some soon.
What do you think is the best Lever opener?
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I think this is my fav Hubie...
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Are those things still available? That's about the purtiest thing I've seen!!
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tjmurphy wrote:Desktop

Are those things still available? That's about the purtiest thing I've seen!!
I think they only made 100 of these in 2004 - it says so on the rear blade etch. I think the production model was available with black scales. Not sure if that one is still being manufactured however.
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man, that's a sweet lookin' knife 8)
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After Googling HUBERTUS I find that they are still available, not actually that model, but others. They ain't cheap are they??
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tjmurphy wrote:After Googling HUBERTUS I find that they are still available, not actually that model, but others. They ain't cheap are they??
Nope! But pretty nice knives nevertheless.
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I think this is my fav Hubie...
Wow :D That is a great looking knife and fantastic photo to boot....Wish it was mine.... ::drool:: ::tu::

Thanks for sharing...

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Ps Here is a link to a nice Hubertus store http://www.adamsknifeworks.com/store/in ... cc3174ce5b
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8) Hey Ralph! That's a cool web site for knives. ::tu:: Have you ordered from them before and if so, how is their shipping cost and delivery time?
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Hey Mitch,

I have ordered from them before, its been a while but they were great. Slightly higher than normal shipping cost but I never had a problem...

I would like to see one of those converted Case knives up close...

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Same type different century. Well worn but still functions opening or closing as a new one. The old Stag is great.
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Here's a few from my collection.All Hubertus knives that I have seen are top quality.
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Great llokin knives, can't wait untill mine arrives!
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K7K,

Nice collection ::tu::


These knives are excellent quality, and as already mentioned, they have great stag handles ::drool::


Here is another example.


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That's a beautiful vintage Hubie, MILLER BRO`S!
I'd love to have one of those in my collection!!
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[quote="knife7knut"]Here's a few from my collection.All Hubertus knives that I have seen are top quality.[/quote]


That is quite a "Pig Sticker" you have there.
What is your favorite ?
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Camillus wrote:
knife7knut wrote:Here's a few from my collection.All Hubertus knives that I have seen are top quality.

That is quite a "Pig Sticker" you have there.
What is your favorite ?
My favorite is the small leverlock that has green scales that look almost like jadeite but appear to be bone dyed green.A great little EDC and one of the fastest springblades I've ever owned.Razor sharp and holds an edge forever.
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Desktop wrote:That's a beautiful vintage Hubie, MILLER BRO`S!
I'd love to have one of those in my collection!!
::tu::
Thanks Ulf!

I recently picked this one up, so they are out there ::nod::



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M.B that is a sweet Springer.

Heres a couple of my favorite clip points, I have more. tThis a new direction my collecting has taken. Best production leverlock on the market IMHO but as with anything the older the better :mrgreen:



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Just received my first Rare Early Special Edition HUBERTUS "Slim Jim" Model..
7 3/4 open with Mirror Polished 3 1/4 Spear Point Blade.
This model is part of a rare series made in the mid-late 80's for a Belgium company that never distributed them due to European weapon laws and obtained by our contacts. Includes another unique rarity; a Hubertus plastic presentation box which was offered with many of the vintage folders in the 70's and 80's.
This is one of the best made Lever knives made.

I have another Rare Early Special Edition HUBERTUS "Lilliput" Small "Pocket Springer" Model..
On it's way....Thanks all for sharing.
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Does anyone have a guide to the stamps Hubertus used on their knives?


Some kind of chart with the dates a particular mark was used.





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Great Thread ::tu::

Everyone, thanks for the photos ::nod::

Now I know what all the excitement is about with these things :lol:

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Camillus you bought two seet ones, I seen those the other day and if I would have had the cash ida bought them. You got two dandies to start off the collection though. WARNING: you thought pocket knives were addicting? Now that you're into spring steel there's no turning back now. Prepare to start selling slipjoints to fund the next lever knife :lol:
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