Eskiltuna

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Eskiltuna

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I have admired these knives for years. The lobster design is epic. Lots if variety in handles and well made. Swedish manufacturer. I think they would make for a great collection. Lets see what you have
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Very nice looking and interesting knife. I’ve never heard of Eskiltuna before now.
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PA Knives wrote: ↑Fri Jan 24, 2025 8:23 pm I have admired these knives for years. The lobster design is epic. Lots of variety in handles and well made. Swedish manufacturer. I think they would make for a great collection. Lets see what you have. These are not overly expensive either. You could build a nice collection reasonably
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Mine is posted here:
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Beautiful knife. They have some great looking cutlery
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My only ones.
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