Robt Klaas Pocket Knife
Robt Klaas Pocket Knife
A lady brought this knife to me and asked that I sharpen it. She also asked if I knew anything about it.
I don’t have a clue except that it was made in Germany.
Any tidbits would be appreciated.
Thank you.
Kevin
I don’t have a clue except that it was made in Germany.
Any tidbits would be appreciated.
Thank you.
Kevin
Knowledge I take to the grave is wasted.
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Re: Robt Klaas Pocket Knife
It's a whittler "swell center" pattern made by Klaas in Solingen. Not sure what the scale material is but it sort of looks like jigged delrin to me. Klaas has been around a long time but that one looks a little more modern compared to the older ones.
Re: Robt Klaas Pocket Knife
Thank you for the info.
It is an older lady who brought it to me and supposedly belonged to her father. Not a bad little knife.
Kevin
It is an older lady who brought it to me and supposedly belonged to her father. Not a bad little knife.
Kevin
Knowledge I take to the grave is wasted.
Re: Robt Klaas Pocket Knife
Also called a "Kissing Crane"" Is it stamped Solingen on the pile side of the tang?
Re: Robt Klaas Pocket Knife
I agree with Revolverguy that the handles look like Delrin. If I remember correctly, Delrin came into use as knife handle material in the early 1960s. That hazy look on the handle is very characteristic of Delrin that has been laying around for a few years. Try wiping it down with some oil and it will probably look a lot better.
Mel
Re: Robt Klaas Pocket Knife
I will wipe it down with some mineral oil and see how it looks.
Thank you for all the info.
Kevin
Thank you for all the info.
Kevin
Knowledge I take to the grave is wasted.
Re: Robt Klaas Pocket Knife
Early to Mid 60s-70s EraStrawHat wrote: ↑Fri Sep 25, 2020 1:57 am A lady brought this knife to me and asked that I sharpen it. She also asked if I knew anything about it.
I don’t have a clue except that it was made in Germany.
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Any tidbits would be appreciated.
Thank you.
Kevin
Robt Klass "Kissing Crane" Whittler
made: Solingen Germany
Valued ± $75.00 (Levine's Guide to knives & Values Book)
Re: Robt Klaas Pocket Knife
Thank you Greg,
I returned the knife to the lady and she was pleased. Her dad carried it and she had a spot in her purse for it.
Kevin
I returned the knife to the lady and she was pleased. Her dad carried it and she had a spot in her purse for it.
Kevin
Knowledge I take to the grave is wasted.
Re: Robt Klaas Pocket Knife
You're very welcome Kevin I'm glad to be of any assistance to you!!
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————————————————————————————
C = 3 × 10⁸ m/s | 300-Million m/s
C² = 9 × 10¹⁴ m²/s²
E = MC²[
#include <stdio.h>
#include <math.h>
int main() {
printf("%f", sqrt(16));
return 0;
}
Output: 4
#include <stdio.h>
#include <math.h>
int main() {
printf("%f", pow(10, 8));
return 0;
}
Output: 100000000