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2 interesting knives,

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I got these recently, i was told thet are leather making knives for shoes,they came from serbia,


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Thought you may like that blade... That one is called "peasant shoe maker knife" hmmm rough translation, but...

Peasant shoes are called "opanak" here and were made of leather, and lately rubber

http://www.zlatibor.rs/modules/My_eGall ... 3etno2.jpg

http://t1.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9 ... 2GOz1VG05k

So this blade was used by shoe makers, but also by rug makers
http://t3.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9 ... uOOlhEGa8r

and other craftsman in upholistery buss... It's great blade when sharpened,
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The top knife looks like a gardener's budding/grafting knife. The bottom appears to have a bottle opener and foil cutter. :) s-k
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smiling-knife wrote:The top knife looks like a gardener's budding/grafting knife. The bottom appears to have a bottle opener and foil cutter. :) s-k

::tu:: cheers mate for morte info on these two, there not the best made knives but look bilt for a job, i like the purple colored one, although could be another colour as im coloured blind :D
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That budding knife is marked Delta Solingen Germany. Delta is a Hugo Linder brand. Linder makes some pretty nice knives from what I have heard.
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zed, where can i get these knives? or was it a private purchase? I REALLY like the bottom one!
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allmightyoz wrote:zed, where can i get these knives? or was it a private purchase? I REALLY like the bottom one!
They was from a friend from serbia, he is on vacation at the moment but ill ask him on his return for you ::tu::
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trail wrote:That budding knife is marked Delta Solingen Germany. Delta is a Hugo Linder brand. Linder makes some pretty nice knives from what I have heard.
Thanks mate for that information, i did wonder if it was a good make the delta knife ::tu::
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