Any info, C. Schlieper?
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Ben Ogle
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Any info, C. Schlieper?
Does anyone have any info on this knife? It is marked C.SCHLIEPER SOLINGEN GERMANY.
Any info on age, or any thing concerning this knife would be greatly appreciated! When did the name eye brand come into place?
Any info on age, or any thing concerning this knife would be greatly appreciated! When did the name eye brand come into place?
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Re: Any info appreciated!
There is an entire sub-forum here dedicated to C. Schlieper (Schlieper is also Eye Brand.) viewforum.php?f=65. Lots of info there.
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Re: Any info appreciated!
Thanks! Is there any way I could find an approximate age?Mumbleypeg wrote: ↑Mon Aug 31, 2020 8:18 pm There is an entire sub-forum here dedicated to C. Schlieper (Schlieper is also Eye Brand.) viewforum.php?f=65. Lots of info there.![]()
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Sorry, I can’t help you with age dating of it but there are several members who are Eye Brand/Schlieper collectors. They may know.
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Ben Ogle
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Re: Any info appreciated!
Thanks! I appreciate your help.Mumbleypeg wrote: ↑Mon Aug 31, 2020 8:33 pm Sorry, I can’t help you with age dating of it but there are several members who are Eye Brand/Schlieper collectors. They may know.
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Re: Any info, C. Schlieper?
That is a Schlieper "Fan Brand" knife. They were made for export but i am not sure to where; possibly South America or South East Asia where due to the influence of Dutch colonizers there was a demand for German cutlery.
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Re: Any info, C. Schlieper?
I was wondering what that stamp was, thanks for that info! Any idea on an approximate age? just curious.kootenay joe wrote: ↑Tue Sep 01, 2020 6:09 am That is a Schlieper "Fan Brand" knife. They were made for export but i am not sure to where; possibly South America or South East Asia where due to the influence of Dutch colonizers there was a demand for German cutlery.
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Re: Any info, C. Schlieper?
First off, just because i have the handle EyeBrandMan don't mean I'm anywhere near an expert on them. I've just always liked them and there the first brand I got serious about collecting. Every time I'd use to go to the flea market the guy's there would say hey here comes Eyebrandman, because they new I would buy any good condition Eyebrand. Thats how I came up with the name.
Anyway your knife is an early one. Most likely late 50's thur 60's. The fan brand from my understanding was marketed to the Canadian and south African market. What I know about Eyebrand's is from literature I've been able to find, which is not much. There was a nice write up in knife world years ago. It's in a volume of Best of Knife Wold book which you can still find.
Anyway your knife is an early one. Most likely late 50's thur 60's. The fan brand from my understanding was marketed to the Canadian and south African market. What I know about Eyebrand's is from literature I've been able to find, which is not much. There was a nice write up in knife world years ago. It's in a volume of Best of Knife Wold book which you can still find.
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Re: Any info, C. Schlieper?
Thanks! That’s some valuable info, I’m glad to know it is an earlier one. Definitely earlier than I thought! Thanks for sharing.Eye Brand Man wrote: ↑Tue Sep 01, 2020 3:51 pm First off, just because i have the handle EyeBrandMan don't mean I'm anywhere near an expert on them. I've just always liked them and there the first brand I got serious about collecting. Every time I'd use to go to the flea market the guy's there would say hey here comes Eyebrandman, because they new I would buy any good condition Eyebrand. Thats how I came up with the name.
Anyway your knife is an early one. Most likely late 50's thur 60's. The fan brand from my understanding was marketed to the Canadian and south African market. What I know about Eyebrand's is from literature I've been able to find, which is not much. There was a nice write up in knife world years ago. It's in a volume of Best of Knife Wold book which you can still find.
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Ben Ogle
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Re: Any info, C. Schlieper?
Thanks for all the research you put into your answers! I greatly appreciate all of your responses!Mumbleypeg wrote: ↑Tue Sep 01, 2020 3:05 pm Recently posted in the tang stamps thread here viewtopic.php?f=4&t=39799&start=120#p845083
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Re: Any info, C. Schlieper?
One more question, does anyone here know a round about value? Just out of curiosity.
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kootenay joe
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Re: Any info, C. Schlieper?
Unfortunately that chart does not show the Fan Brand logo. It definitely was made for export but to which countries there are varying opinions.Mumbleypeg wrote: ↑Tue Sep 01, 2020 3:05 pm Recently posted in the tang stamps thread here viewtopic.php?f=4&t=39799&start=120#p845083
Ken
Anthony Carter does state that beginning in 1880's Schlieper expanded its markets into South East Asia and that by 1930's some catalogues were printed in Dutch because the East Indies market had become so important. (pages 478-9).
This does not prove that Fan Brand logo was used for knives exported to South East Asia but it shows it to be a strong possibility.
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