Small elegant Robert Klaas Knife

[Turnstone]

I got this small elegant knife a few weeks ago. It belonged to my mother in law who died after suffering from MS for years. I found the knife in a box of things that should be thrown away   No one seemed to be interested in it, so I grabbed it, cleaned it and keep it together with other small things that remind me of beloved people that passed away.

The knife is a little bit larger than a Vic classic, has a "large" blade, a small blade and a nail file. It looks as if it was used and carried in a small leather pouchquite a lot. I am not sure about the material of the scales, but they look beautiful. I had to research what brand it is as the writing on the blade is worn off and I never heard of the logo with the two birds before.

[Turnstone]

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[MultiMat]

That sure is a pretty knife TS & even better that it belonged to a loved one 


TS have you ever been to the town of Solingen  I bet you could find some very cool knives in the second hand stores there 

[Turnstone]

No, I have never been to Solingen... In fact, I grew up just an hour away from Solingen, and even now it is just an 1,5 hour-drive. 

But I guess that would be way too expensive  I avoid flea markets, too, for the same reason. I just have to start getting money on a regular basis for that. But times are getting better for me, just started working one day a week 

[Neil]

Like Mat said, a very nice little knife and even better knowing whose it was.

[stressmaster5000]

Kissing Crane is the name of the 2 birds tang stamp logo. They make very good knives.

[Gareth]

Yup, a very neat little knife that.  Looks like it's seen a bit of use.

[Chako]

Lovely knife. 

[Poncho65]

Kissing Crane is the name of the 2 birds tang stamp logo. They make very good knives.

You beat me 2 it Kissing Crane is and have been great knife manufacturers for many years and Robert Klaas has had his hand in many of there knives as well Very nice knife you have there Turnstone

[J-sews]

Very pretty