cody6268 wrote: ↑Sat Sep 17, 2022 6:06 pmWhile I'd say they're rare (looks to me like they were made specifically for the German market and are completely different from ours)--it's still excessive.TPK wrote: ↑Sat Sep 17, 2022 4:56 pmHi David,
Nope, still have the same one. They are rarer than hen's teeth over here. I've never found any in Germany. I'd almost say they are impossible to find over here. I keep looking for them though.I'd like to find a two blade version.
I sure hope you can find one over there. I'll have my fingersfor ya.
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Edit:Holy cow!!! I stand corrected! I just checked eBay and found not just one of them but two! Unbelievable!!!
Only problem is the price. They want €75 + €5.50 for shipping.
And I'm flat broke till next month.
After more than three years of searching for them I have finally found two & I'm broke.
Isn't that the way it goes sometimes!?!
That's the breaks I guess. You win some, you lose some.
This hurts.
Oh well, price was too high anyways.
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Interesting the cell-handled penknife appears to have been sourced from Kutmaster just like the US-market ones. The gentleman's knife isn't more than about a $10 knife to me--I've been buying a bunch as EDCs at that price. They've been trying to get that for more than two years on eBay, so it's obviously much more than what it's worth.
I've been looking at an Irish-made Imperial hoof pick knife, and it's got both a Purina ad and a really nice Western scrimshaw scene. The seller wants $40, and typically the hoof picks don't sell for more than $10 new.
I went back & downloaded all the sellers pictures just to show you guys. Like I said, I'll have to pass on these. I believe your right about being sourced out. Look at the stamp. Looks wierd to me.
What does the Imperial hoof knife look like?
Add: It looks like the main blade is cracked over the whole length.

