The oldest evidence that beer was brewed in Germany comes from around 800 B.C. By the second century, beer was being traded commercially in Germany. In 1516, Duke Wilhelm IV of Bavaria enacted the Reinheitsgebot, or the “Purity Law,” which regulated the brewing of beer in Germany. The town of Solingen, known as the cutlery center of Germany, also enacted … Read More
The oldest evidence that beer was brewed in Germany comes from around 800 B.C. By the second century, beer was being traded commercially in Germany. In 1516, Duke Wilhelm IV of Bavaria enacted the Reinheitsgebot, or the “Purity Law,” which regulated the brewing of beer in Germany. The town of Solingen, known as the cutlery center of Germany, also enacted … Read More
How is it possible to improve on one of Boker’s classic gentleman’s lockbacks? You make it a stunning work of art! For those who have pocketed our stainless steel lockback, now you have the opportunity to really show pride with your pocketknife. The blade, handle and backspring are completely manufactured from stainless Swedish Damascus steel. The delicate rose patterned Damascus … Read More
In 1985, Boker started the yearly Damascus Collectors Knife Series. For 2010 we have selected a popular pattern for the collector – the Canoe. Blade material is the sought after Thomas damascus, featuring 300 layers of “rippling” hand forged Damascus steel. The handle material is select walnut burl wood, and the holsters are solid nickel silver complemented with brass linings. … Read More
Over the impressive period of 4 million years, huge flocks of mammoths lived on large parts of the Earth. Approximately 4000 years ago, the last remaining populations of these majestic animals disappeared. The mammoth was a favored prey of the early humans. Again and again, almost entirely preserved specimens of mammoths are found in the Siberian plains, which are in … Read More
The Solingen knife maker Wilfried Gorski, a member of the German Knifemaker’s Guild, not only impressed us with his technical and elegant designs, but also with his engineering ingenuity. We are delighted to present Merlin, a typical Gorski design. Most interesting is his patented interlock system, which provides a simple and effective means of disengaging the blade. The high polished … Read More
With the model “67”, Jens Anso presents another successful frame lock design, manufactured by Boker. The layout is similar to the “Haddock,” with a 3mm thick titanium liner and a front G-10 scale. The removable thumb stud and the reversible clip (tip-up/tip-down) make this exclusive design complete. This knife combines ruggedness and a simple construction with a unique and expressive design. The blade … Read More
A very special variation of the Boker Cox, designed by Jens Anso. The highest demands in design and craftsmanship jump out with this extraordinary display of our Explosion Damascus. The handle material is CNC machined G-10, with a solid titanium frame lock. Strictly limited to just 199 pieces! Order today while supplies last! Specs: Overall length: 6 3/8″ Blade length: … Read More
The famous model “Haddock” from Jens Anso with an elegant matte black blade finish. The extremely thin DLC coating provides a very unique appearance, with the blade finish still visible through the coating. It is also extremely resistant against physical and environmental factors, taking the already excellent corrosion resistance a step further. Specs: Blade length: 3 3/8″. Overall length: 7 5/8″. … Read More
This design, by Denmark’s Jens Anso, takes on a very special twist with a striking stainless Damascus pattern named the “Bjork Man Twist,” a unique torsion Damascus. The handle material is contoured G-10, and the titanium frame and clip are satin finished, adding to the stunning appearance. Includes collector’s box and certificate of authenticity. Specs: Overall length: 7 3/4″ Blade … Read More
Buy Now The oldest evidence that beer was brewed in Germany comes from around 800 B.C. By the second century, beer was being traded commercially in Germany. In 1516, Duke Wilhelm IV of Bavaria enacted the Reinheitsgebot, or the “Purity Law,” which regulated the brewing of beer in Germany. The town of Solingen, known as the cutlery center of Germany, … Read More
Over the impressive period of 4 million years, huge flocks of mammoths lived on large parts of the Earth. Approximately 4000 years ago, the last remaining populations of these majestic animals disappeared. The mammoth was a favored prey of the early humans. Again and again, almost entirely preserved specimens of mammoths are found in the Siberian plains, which are in … Read More