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OTTER MERCATOR knife completely stainless
Simple, functional and robust – the Mercator knife has offered these benefits for over 100 years. Even though it wasn't designed to be an Army knife, it quickly gained acceptance in Emperor William's army. This was also the time that created the name "Emperor William Knife". Today, it is used worldwide and distinguishes itself with its narrow, rugged design in everyday life. This Mercator knife is completely stainless or with Carbon XC75 blade blade 1.4034 handle stainless steel blade length ca. 90 mm handle length ca. 110 mm weight ca. 74 g Made in Solingen, Germany.
OTTER Bergmann knife ebony
An ode to the heritage of the Bergisches Land and beyond The OTTER "Bergmann" combines traditional craftsmanship and innovation from the regions around Solingen in its design and is the perfect everyday companionThe blade is made from not stainless carbon steel XC75 total length: 165 mmblade length 75 mmscales 90 mm weight 65 gramm slipjoint
OTTER leather sheat dark brown
handcrafted leather sheat dark brown leather (cow)fits to Ankermesser groß, Ankermesser klein, HIPPEKNIEP groß, MERCATOR, MERCATOR Clip, OTTER Finn, size: 132 x 47 x 19 mm
OTTER MERCATOR CatKnife K55K
American GIs brought this Mercator knife back to America with them after World War II. There it became famous under the name "Black Cat Knife" and still has a cult following. The embossing is stamped in under a press and painted by hand after powder coating the handle. Its name K55K originated from "K" for Kaufmann (the original manufacturer), "55" for Hochstraße 55 (the original company address) and "K" for the cat (Katze) symbol. The blade is available in a choice of stainless and carbon steel. blade C75 /1.4034 handle iron case blade length ca. 90 mm handle length ca. 110 mm weight ca. 74 g Made in Solingen, Germany.
OTTER Steiger walnut burl
Tradition meets innovation. Inspired by the power of mining, the Steiger combines robust craftsmanship with exclusive materials. A knife for anyone looking for the extraordinary. The blade is made from not stainless carbon steel XC75total length: 195 mmblade length 90 mmscales 105 mm weight 72 gramm slipjoint
OTTER Mercator leather strep with stainless steel
for OTTER Mercator leather strep with stainless steel
OTTER Mercator leather strep with brass
for OTTER Mercator leather strep with brass
OTTER pocket knife 07 unlocking mechanism micarta
This knife is a true classic. It is characterized by its straight lines and practicality, attributes that have been highly appreciated in agriculture over time. This is also the area its name came from: the emergency butcher. The handle is made of micarta. The unlocking mechanism for the pocket knife is located at the end of the handle. When pressing the lever, the blade unlocks and can then be folded in. The ends, tang, lever and rivets of the emergency butcher knife are made of brass and give it a harmonious look. The blade is not stainless carbon steel C75. Anyone looking for a utility knife would choose carbon steel for its longer durability and edge-holding capacity, as well as its ease of re-sharpening. The non-corrosive / stainless steel is more resistant to moisture and does not leave any residual metal taste. blade C75 handle micarta blade length ca. 100 mm handle length ca. 125 mm weight ca. 130 g Made in Solingen, Germany.
OTTER MERCATOR black rust proof
The Mercator knife – a piece of history for everyday life Simple, functional and robust – the Mercator knife has offered these benefits for over 100 years. Even though it wasn't designed to be an Army knife, it quickly gained acceptance in Emperor William's army. This was also the time that created the name "Emperor William Knife". Today, it is used worldwide and distinguishes itself with its narrow, rugged design in everyday life. It is lockable, which facilitates safety in working with it. blade stainless/ 1.4034 handle iron case blade length ca. 90 mm handle length ca. 110 mm weight ca. 74 g Made in Solingen, Germany.
OTTER Anchor knife smoked oak with strap hole
Functionality and simple beauty - those are the attributes distinguishing this classic OTTER model. The anchor knife is a true eye catcher. The stainless steel anchor inlaid into the wooden handle gives this pocket knife a special flair. Together with the dark handle sides made of fine smoked oak, it creates a remarkable contrast. The blade is a hoof blade, which is particularly well suited for drawing cuts. blade steel C75 / 1.4034 handle Räuchereiche blade length ca. 70 and 80 mm handle length ca. 90 and 100 mm weight ca. 55 and 85 g Made in Solingen, Germay.
OTTER pocket knife 07 unlocking mechanism bok oak
This knife is a true classic. It is characterized by its straight lines and practicality, attributes that have been highly appreciated in agriculture over time. This is also the area its name came from: the emergency butcher. The handle is made of bok oak. The unlocking mechanism for the pocket knife is located at the end of the handle. When pressing the lever, the blade unlocks and can then be folded in. The ends, tang, lever and rivets of the emergency butcher knife are made of brass and give it a harmonious look. The blade is not stainless carbon steel C75. Anyone looking for a utility knife would choose carbon steel for its longer durability and edge-holding capacity, as well as its ease of re-sharpening. The non-corrosive / stainless steel is more resistant to moisture and does not leave any residual metal taste. blade C75 handle bog oak blade length ca. 100 mm handle length ca. 125 mm weight ca. 130 g Made in Solingen, Germany.
OTTER leather sheat dblack
handcrafted leather sheat black leather (cow)fits to Ankermesser groß, Ankermesser klein, HIPPEKNIEP groß, MERCATOR, MERCATOR Clip, OTTER Finnsize: 132 x 47 x 19 mm
OTTER Belgian whetstone BB 4
Belgian whetstones are used for sharpening the knives. These whetstones consist of a natural stone quarried from the Belgian Ardennes mountains. Their unique consistency makes it possible for us to grind the blades with precision and in a material-friendly way. The lighter layer is used for grinding, the slate layer on the bottom is simply to make the sharpening stone stronger. The Belgian whetstones must be wet before honing. Set the blade onto the stone at a sharp angle and pull it back in circular motions. A natural abrasive paste develops in this process, which sharpens the blade and polishes it finely at the same time.
OTTER MERCATOR knife carbon blade
The Mercator knife – a piece of history for everyday life Simple, functional and robust – the Mercator knife has offered these benefits for over 100 years. Even though it wasn't designed to be an Army knife, it quickly gained acceptance in Emperor William's army. This was also the time that created the name "Emperor William Knife". Today, it is used worldwide and distinguishes itself with its narrow, rugged design in everyday life. The knife is available in three colour variants, in the classic black, red or blue. It is lockable, which facilitates safety in working with it. blade C75 / 1.4034 handle iron case blade length ca. 90 mm handle length ca. 110 mm weight ca. 74 g Made in Solingen, Germany.
OTTER MERCATOR copper cat knife
The Mercator cat knife – a piece of history for everyday life Simple, functional and robust – the Mercator knife has offered these benefits for over 100 years. Even though it wasn't designed to be an Army knife, it quickly gained acceptance in Emperor William's army. This was also the time that created the name "Emperor William Knife". Today, it is used worldwide and distinguishes itself with its narrow, rugged design in everyday life. It is lockable, which facilitates safety in working with it. Made in Solingen, Germany.steel: stainless steel 1.4034total lenght 20 cmblade lenght 9 cmBacklockweight 75 grammleather sheat and leather strap included
OTTER MERCATOR CatKnife K55K olive
American GIs brought this Mercator knife back to America with them after World War II. There it became famous under the name "Black Cat Knife" and still has a cult following. The embossing is stamped in under a press and painted by hand after powder coating the handle. Its name K55K originated from "K" for Kaufmann (the original manufacturer), "55" for Hochstraße 55 (the original company address) and "K" for the cat (Katze) symbol. The blade is available in a choice of stainless and carbon steel. blade C75 /1.4034 handle iron case blade length ca. 90 mm handle length ca. 110 mm weight ca. 74 g Made in Solingen, Germany.
OTTER Anchor knife grenadil with strap hole
Functionality and simple beauty - those are the attributes distinguishing this classic OTTER model. The anchor knife is a true eye catcher. The brass anchor inlaid into the wooden handle gives this pocket knife a special flair. Together with the handle sides made of fine grenadil, it creates a remarkable contrast. The blade is a hoof blade, which is particularly well suited for drawing cuts. blade C75 / 4034 handle grenadil blade length ca. 70 and 80 mm handle length ca. 90 and 100 mm weight ca. 60 and 90 g Made in Solingen, Germany.
OTTER MERCATOR knife copper
The Mercator is a traditional German pocket knife. With this new copper handle we gave it a new and exclusive look. Although the slim handle and classic blade were not changed. The embossed OTTER logo completes the extraordinary appearance of this knife.The Mercator copper is available with either a carbon or a rust proof blade.This knife is the larger, lockable model. Please note: Since copper is a very soft material, small toolmarks from the manufacturing are hard to avoid. These are not defects, but rather witness to the individuality of the knife. blade material C75 / 1.4034 handle copper blade length ca. 90 mm handle length ca. 110 mm weight ca. 83 g Made in Solingen, Germany.
OTTER Hippekniep small micarta
traditional Hippekniep knife were once used as working knives in agriculture. The blade is made from not stainless carbon steel XC75scales micarta green total length: 165 mmblade length 75 mmscales 90 mm weight 60 gramm slipjoint
OTTER pocket knife 07 unlocking mechanism Sapeli wood
This knife is a true classic. It is characterized by its straight lines and practicality, attributes that have been highly appreciated in agriculture over time. This is also the area its name came from: the emergency butcher. The handle is made of Sapeli wood. The unlocking mechanism for the pocket knife is located at the end of the handle. When pressing the lever, the blade unlocks and can then be folded in. The ends, tang, lever and rivets of the emergency butcher knife are made of brass and give it a harmonious look. The blade is available in a stainless or carbon steel option. Anyone looking for a utility knife would choose carbon steel for its longer durability and edge-holding capacity, as well as its ease of re-sharpening. The non-corrosive / stainless steel is more resistant to moisture and does not leave any residual metal taste. blade C75 / 4034 handle sapeli blade length ca. 100 mm handle length ca. 125 mm weight ca. 130 g Made in Solingen, Germany.
OTTER pocket knife with three rivets smoked oak
traditional pocket knife. The blade is made from stainless steel 1.4034 total length: 190 mmblade length 85 mmscales smoked oak 105 mm weight 95 gramm slipjoint
OTTER pocket knife 07 unlocking mechanism grenadile wood
This knife is a true classic. It is characterized by its straight lines and practicality, attributes that have been highly appreciated in agriculture over time. This is also the area its name came from: the emergency butcher. The handle is made of grenadile wood. The unlocking mechanism for the pocket knife is located at the end of the handle. When pressing the lever, the blade unlocks and can then be folded in. The ends, tang, lever and rivets of the emergency butcher knife are made of brass and give it a harmonious look. The blade is available in a stainless or carbon steel option. Anyone looking for a utility knife would choose carbon steel for its longer durability and edge-holding capacity, as well as its ease of re-sharpening. The non-corrosive / stainless steel is more resistant to moisture and does not leave any residual metal taste. blade C75 / 4034 handle grenadile wood blade length ca. 100 mm handle length ca. 125 mm weight ca. 130 g Made in Solingen, Germany.
OTTER Hippekniep plum tree wood
traditional Hippekniep knife were once used as working knives in agriculture. The blade is made from not stainless carbon steel XC75 total length: 200 mmblade length 95 mmscales 115 mm weight 110 gramm slipjoint
OTTER Hippekniep small plum tree wood
traditional Hippekniep knife were once used as working knives in agriculture. The blade is made from not stainless carbon steel XC75 total length: 165 mmblade length 75 mmscales 90 mm weight 60 gramm slipjoint