Unusual Six-Blade Eye Brand - Any Info?
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knifeaholic
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Unusual Six-Blade Eye Brand - Any Info?
This knife is 3" closed, a pattern I have never seen before in Eye Brand. Anyone have any info on this pattern? And any ideas as to the languages represented on the handles?
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Steve Pfeiffer, author of Collecting Case Knives: Identification and Price Guide published by Krause Publications.
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Mumbleypeg
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Re: Unusual Six-Blade Eye Brand - Any Info?
Most unusual knife, interesting find. No clue about the languages but it does look like at least four or five different alphabets (including the pile side tang stamp). 
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If your religion requires that you hate someone, you need a new religion.
When the people fear their government, that is tyranny. When government fears the people, that is freedom.
https://www.akti.org/
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EyeBJoe
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Re: Unusual Six-Blade Eye Brand - Any Info?
Carl Schlieper did have a market for their cutlery in Maylasia. Not sure which particular patterns were involved but I do have some prints of old marketing material mentioning Maylasia. The subject knife pattern was produced through the 1980’s with mainly German and/or English in the inscriptions. This example is very unusual and not common at all. Nice find.
Joe D.
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Re: Unusual Six-Blade Eye Brand - Any Info?
Thanks!!! Appreciate the info.EyeBJoe wrote: ↑Thu Mar 06, 2025 6:35 pm Carl Schlieper did have a market for their cutlery in Maylasia. Not sure which particular patterns were involved but I do have some prints of old marketing material mentioning Maylasia. The subject knife pattern was produced through the 1980’s with mainly German and/or English in the inscriptions. This example is very unusual and not common at all. Nice find.
Joe D.