All About Pocket Knives

Schlemper, is the only stamp on this knife and it is on the main blade.

It is a well made knife with three springs and 6 blades. I think the blades are carbon.
I see remnants of pitting and some buffing. Nickel silver liners and pins.
The springs might be stainless steel. I can't say for sure. 3 5/8" closed.
My Levine's 3rd edition doesn't mention this name. Goin's does but no other information.

I would like more information if you can offer it.

Thanks for looking.

Why did you post that here?

Good question, Charlie.
This is not where I intended to post this thread.
When I originally hit submit a page appeared that said there was a disconnect or something like that.
I connected back to AAPK and thought I lost the post. I used the reverse arrow to get me back to the post
and found it again and hit submit again and successfully posted the thread not realizing I was in the off topic forum.

Other than that it's been a lovely parade.

Initially I was in General Knife Discussion.

By the way, what do you think of the knife?

Topic Moved

It's a beautiful piece of workmanship.

Charlie

Anthony Carter's book list 3 "Schlemper" as manufacturers of knives or knife parts, all in Solingen.
C.A.Schlemper 1900-1980's knife maker and drop forge making of knife blades
Emil Schlemper : 1908-2013 mostly scissors and shears.
Hugo Schlemper & Co. : 1907 - ?? specialized in making pocket knives, logo "S" on a black circle

That is all he gives. Likely Hugo and a small manufacturer or Carter would have had more extensive information.
kj

Thank you, Dale. Much appreciated.

Thanks for the heads up, Charlie, and the nice comment.

Thank you, Roland, for that information.