But I don't remember, and certainly nothing about the company and their product. I'm pretty much a Camillus collector and beyond that still mostly Made in U.S.A knives. I know nothing about German knives.Any help would be appreciated.
Name that maker
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ibele-finley
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Name that maker
See attached photo. I think I seen this "Two Chiken" logo before. But I don't remember, and certainly nothing about the company and their product. I'm pretty much a Camillus collector and beyond that still mostly Made in U.S.A knives. I know nothing about German knives.
Any help would be appreciated.
But I don't remember, and certainly nothing about the company and their product. I'm pretty much a Camillus collector and beyond that still mostly Made in U.S.A knives. I know nothing about German knives.Any help would be appreciated.
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gino
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That would be the "Hen & Rooster" trade mark
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+1 on Hen & Rooster
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+2 for H&R. From the stamp, it's a fairly recent one. (last 10-20 years maybe? My tang stamp file isn't available right now so I'm going from memory. That's always dangerous.)
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The Few. The Proud.
Jerry D.
This country has become more about sub-groups than about it's unity as a nation.
"The #72 pattern has got to be pretty close to the perfect knife."
--T.J. Murphy 2012
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ibele-finley
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[b]Thanks for the help guys.[/b]
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