Show Off Your Kitchen Knives!

[jeffsblues65]

A nice bunch of good ol' carbon steel knives.

. Thanks!

[GSPTOPDOG]

From Sweden...

[New_Windsor_NY]

Found In The Bottom Of A Workbench Drawer…..

This Oldie But Goodie Has Been In My Family For More Years Than I’ve Existed.
Back In The Early 1980’s, I Found This In A Close Relative’s Workbench. I Have
No Intention Of Using It. It Is An I. WILSON (The John Wilson Company), Fixed
Blade, 9 3/4” Total Length, Blade Front Stamps, Wood Handles, 5 Handle Pins,
Butcher And Or Skinning Knife. The Blade Front Stamp Says, “I. WILSON” (over)
Two Maker Marks. The Handles Are Not In Good Condition At All. I Do Not Want
To Repair/Restore This Family Heirloom. I Want To Preserve This Old Knife In Its
Present, Well Used Condition.
Caption(s), if any, are on the BOTTOM of the corresponding picture(s).
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[New_Windsor_NY]

My Miscellaneous Kitchen Knives.
Caption(s), if any, are on the BOTTOM of the corresponding picture(s).
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Picture #1.
Back Stamp - “Cordon Bleu High Carbon Japan No-Stain Steel”
Front Etch (On Steak Knives) - “Cordon Bleu” With Shooting Star.
Back Stamp (On Steak Knives) - “High Carbon Japan No-Stain Steel”
Stamp (On Sharpening Steel) - “JAPAN”

Picture #2.
Front Etch (On All Knives) - “GINSU World Class”
Back Stamp (Main Knife Only) - “HIGH CARBON STAINLESS TAIWAN
USA PATENT NO. Des 324, 326”

Picture #3.
Front Stamp (On Both Knives) - “Kitchen Delite Stainless Steel”
Back Stamp (On Both Knives) - “JAPAN”

Picture #4.
Front Etch (On Both Knives) - “Emeril SOLINGEN GERMANY 4116”
Back Etch (On Both Knives) - “CHINA”

Picture #5.
Top Knife - Handle Embossing - “good COOK”
Top Knife - Back Stamp - “STAINLESS STEEL”
Middle Knife - Front Etch - “1801 REVERE WARE STAINLESS”
Middle Knife - Back Stamp - “TAIWAN”
Bottom Knife - Back Stamp - “STAINLESS STEEL JAPAN”

[New_Windsor_NY]

This knife was hiding in a different kitchen drawer.
The last picture features the cleaver from my previously
posted (Sunday, July 5, 2026), Cordon Bleu cutlery set.
Caption(s), if any, are on the BOTTOM of the corresponding picture(s).
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Front Etch - “GOLD COAST always in style”
Country Of Origin Unknown. But Probably…..

[FRJ]

Front Etch - “GOLD COAST always in style”

It makes you wonder how many holes you need to hang it on a nail.

[mqqn]

Ray Taber helped me design this take on a smaller Santoku style utility knife.

Ray picked out the pattern for the pattern weld steel, which he makes in house.

The knife turned out great and handles well in prep tasks.

Meet the Raytoku

[1967redrider]

Case XX The Early Americans 699-3¼ SSP paring knife for slicing up my Caprese salad lunch.

[Waukonda]

Ray Taber helped me design this take on a smaller Santoku style utility knife.

Ray picked out the pattern for the pattern weld steel, which he makes in house.

The knife turned out great and handles well in prep tasks.

Meet the Raytoku

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A handsome knife, and some great pictures!

[Waukonda]

Case XX The Early Americans 699-3¼ SSP paring knife for slicing up my Caprese salad lunch.

Really nice looking plate there, John boy, is that buffalo mozzarella? It is tough to find in small town midwest.

That knife looks like it may have some years on it.

[1967redrider]

Case XX The Early Americans 699-3¼ SSP paring knife for slicing up my Caprese salad lunch.

Really nice looking plate there, John boy, is that buffalo mozzarella? It is tough to find in small town midwest.

That knife looks like it may have some years on it.

It's just brined mozzarella, Ike. I don’t think the knife is too old, but well used. We love farm fresh tomatoes, mozzarella and basil with a little olive oil.