C. Lutters and Lion Cutlery
- tjmurphy
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C. Lutters and Lion Cutlery
Are C. Lutters and Lion Cutlery the same knife maker?
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gino
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Re: C. Lutters and Lion Cutlery
Tom, They are NOT the same Co. Lion Cut. uses a "lion" tang marking and C. Lutters & Co also has used a "lion" as a tang marking since 1840 (Goins) but they two seperate companys..
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Gino
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Gino
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knifegirl888
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Re: C. Lutters and Lion Cutlery
I actually have an old relic that is Lion Cutlery that is marked Vom Cleff...
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- tjmurphy
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Re: C. Lutters and Lion Cutlery
The reason I ask is that both use almost identical reclining lions as a mark. Here is a knife I am calling C. Lutters:
Here is a reference that cites C. Lutters and Lion Cutlery as the same. Go to page 31.
http://www.archivingindustry.com/cutler ... arks-1.pdf
http://www.archivingindustry.com/cutler ... arks-1.pdf
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God Bless America - Though I don't know why he would want to.
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