Has anyone heard of this name? Christians Solingen Cut
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Has anyone heard of this name? Christians Solingen Cut
I was hoping to find out some info on this knife, maybe some history or how old! I listed pics of the tang stamp, I'm not familiar with alot of German cutlery!
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Re: Has anyone heard of this name? Christians Solingen Cut
There is a section in Jim Parker's last book "The Collector's Encyclopedia" on Christians.He had a bunch of so called "Factory Finds"he was selling at the time if I remember correctly.
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Re: Has anyone heard of this name? Christians Solingen Cut
How old would you guess this knife was?
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Re: Has anyone heard of this name? Christians Solingen Cut
Goins has c1824 to present.Yours is a lot older than what Parker was selling.
Roger
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Re: Has anyone heard of this name? Christians Solingen Cut
I was thinking between the 2 world wars but honestly have no clue! Thanks for the info, when you say factory finds you mean...?
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Re: Has anyone heard of this name? Christians Solingen Cut
Parker seemed to have the knack for coming up with long lost knives in some factory in Germany or wherever.
Roger