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German Kissing Cranes
- razor1
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German Kissing Cranes
I figured there has to be some of you fellas that like the German Kissing Cranes like I do
Their getting harder to come by now that they are made in China
I've got quite a few in my collection and I'll get things started with this little KCS-1442 Whittler
She has stag scales,Rostfrei blades which is German for stainless,and a OAL closed of 31/2"
Let's see some more
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Re: German Kissing Cranes
How bout a giant lockback in stag, anniversary style even!






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Re: German Kissing Cranes
GR8 looking Cranes you both are showing off.
I will add just one of mine.
Kissing Crane Stockman Stag 3 Blade 1980s 4"
razor1can you tell me your opinion? Do you think that J.A. Henckels are a higher quailty knife over the Crans ?
I think J.A. Henckels bet out Crans by far.
I have 2 Kissing Crane Stilleto KC48W Hard Wood 5". That I try to sell in my wifes garage sale with no luck yet.
I will add just one of mine.
Kissing Crane Stockman Stag 3 Blade 1980s 4"
razor1can you tell me your opinion? Do you think that J.A. Henckels are a higher quailty knife over the Crans ?
I think J.A. Henckels bet out Crans by far.
I have 2 Kissing Crane Stilleto KC48W Hard Wood 5". That I try to sell in my wifes garage sale with no luck yet.
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- razor1
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Re: German Kissing Cranes
Good lookin knives fellas
Here's another one of mine
KC600S Swayback Whittler made back in the 80's Stag scales,carbon steel blades,OAL closed 4 1/4"
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- razor1
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Re: German Kissing Cranes
Here's a couple more of my Kissing Cranes
First is a 1980 NKCA club knife in a gunstock whittler pattern
Next is another 1980 NKCA club knife in a gunstock stockman
Both have stag scales and a OAL closed of 4 1/2"
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Re: German Kissing Cranes
Great knives on show here. Thanks for sharing. Pleased to see them as they are indeed hard to come by now as has been said.
Here's a couple of mine:


David
Here's a couple of mine:


David
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- razor1
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Re: German Kissing Cranes
Nice ones David
Here's a 1977 NKCA Gunboat Canoe
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- razor1
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Re: German Kissing Cranes
Here's another one to take a gander at
This one is the 1990 NKCA club knife in a large stockman pattern with stag scales
Notice the etching on all three blades
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Re: German Kissing Cranes
razor1 Your a kool guy and have kool girls.
I enjoy looking at your henckels and now your Cranes.
I think you must have a taste for German food too....
Try this I love it.
I enjoy looking at your henckels and now your Cranes.
I think you must have a taste for German food too....
Try this I love it.
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Re: German Kissing Cranes
I got this one from my late grandpa's collection. I have yet to see another one with the walnut handles with the four blades.