interesting find?

[North Man]

here is two knives, one is an old Richartz Solingen whale Germany marked. It is old, however it is not the question knife.

The question is on the blue striped knife, it is strong made with strong springs. It lacks precision and finish. I can not make out the stamp completely - inox and a circle under and inside the circle something like a v with a spear in it?? it is half hidden under the liner.
Low cost knife, anybody seen this?
Lately i have interest on not real knives just to learn some more.

i must also mention that this forum(multitool.org) is the best in the world

[Zed]

Hmm says inox so possibly french 

[Outback in Idaho]

  Not sure if it helps: Inox is French for 'stainless steel' per Google's translator.

[Mr. Whippy]

Inox:

Ox would be short for some version of oxidizable (rust)

Inox would be inoxidizable (rust free -- rostfrei or stainless steel)

[North Man]

thanks , yes inox short for inoxydable from french i pretty much the only i have found so far. This inox for stainless can be found so many places so i have no origin country yet?

it is heavy with strong liners and no play at all, so far one of the most solid i have seen that is low cost..ps its a fingernail breaker without alot of lube

[AimlessWanderer]

Although the term Inox is of French origin, it doesn't necessarily tie the knife to there. I'm pretty sure I've seen other knives labelled the same from elsewhere in Europe, and I wouldn't rule out German or Spanish manufacture too quickly. At first I thought it might have been an Andujar (Spanish) Logo, but theirs is a "flourished" letter A in a box, not a circle (unless they changed it at some point)

[North Man]

yes absolutely, the inox can be found in many countries in europe or places

[North Man]

if i should just guess the circle with something inside could be mistaken for a scout lily, just a guess

[ICanFixThat]

yes absolutely, the inox can be found in many countries in europe or places

+1

The blue scales, if the are not a replacemet, just say Greek to me, but that's simple my impression that has no basis in reality.

[North Man]

thanks!

the scales is made of a simple plastic and seem orignal to the knife based on the open rivits and fit..