Frost knives from the 1980's
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LDF Knives
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Frost knives from the 1980's
I think I've posted this quite some time ago, how would you rate the Frost knives back in the 1980's they were made in Japan, maybe less in quality than Parker's. Until they are made in China now days, I've seen the Frost knives on TV for a couple of years now, the "toy" knives looks so much better!!! Chime in!!
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Re: Frost knives from the 1980's
Here it is:LDF Knives wrote: ↑Sun Feb 16, 2020 4:58 am I think I've posted this quite some time ago, how would you rate the Frost knives back in the 1980's they were made in Japan, maybe less in quality than Parker's. Until they are made in China now days, I've seen the Frost knives on TV for a couple of years now, the "toy" knives looks so much better!!! Chime in!!
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Re: Frost knives from the 1980's
The knives marked "Frost Japan" and "Parker Japan" are of similar quality and some could have been made by the same manufacturer. With both these brands during about 1980's some of the knives were very good (e.g. Parker "Grey Ghost") and others were always 'decent' knives. You need to judge each pattern on it's own rather than group all of them into the same category.
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