Dave Navoyosky and Brian Debottis-New Camo Knife MK117
Here are the 7 best pocket knives that were introduced in January 2017 at the New Product Showcase (NPS) Show in Cleveland Ohio. Each one is unique in the style and function. Beauty and utility also were part of the requirements in our choices. Brian Debottis has been the regional sales manager for Starline for umpteen years. Here he is introducing the new Starline Camo Survival/Rescue Knife. For more information about this new addition, please click on his picture. Your company logo can be laser engraved on the black, half serrated blade.
The Ohio Promotional Products Association had their semi-annual Cleveland Ohio show last week for distributors of promotional products. I am partial to pocket knives, so here are the best personalized pocket knives that I found in the show. Kent Getsee and Paul Rizzo represent Compass Promotions at the shows. All of the knives are offered with your company logo laser engraved on the blade, and sometimes the stainless steel handle.
When you hear the words “barlow knives”, most people think about the old fashioned knives that were invented in England in 1670. More of their background is shown here on “History of Barlow Knives“. These knives were built rugged, with an over-sized brass bolster, so the blade was firmly secured in its cradle. They were, and still are, 3 3/8” long closed. Their familiar slight tear-drop shaped makes it comfortable in the palm of your hand when using it. They come in all prices, and are made by many knife manufacturers around the world.
But here are 9 Barlow knives that you may not have heard of. They aren’t fashioned after the famous barlows. They used to be made by the Barlow company in Los Angeles, California until the turn of this century. Barlow was bought out by another company, which kept the trade name. This company, Norwood, was bought out by Bic Graphic about 10 years ago. These Barlow knives, some of them renamed, are sought after by people who remember the original LA company, and like their quality and economy. So here are the 9 popular Barlow knives that you may not have known existed until today…..
Businesses, big and small, had their logos laser engraved on pocket knives in 2016. This was a great way to spread good will and to advertise their company to all the customers and prospects. What were the 10 most engravable knives this year? Here is our list, according to popularity and attractiveness.
Need pocket knives with your logo in a Hurry? Here’s how…..
Contact an experienced website that does Company Logo Knives. Select one that has at least 20 years experience in satisfying customers.
Send your art files in vector format (.eps or .ai, and sometimes .pdf), with all the text converted to curves. Need help on this? A reputable knife website company can help you right away.
Choose a knife that can be done in a 24 hour rush service. Most knives can’t be done that fast, so your selection is limited.
Choose what kind of shipping speed works best for you. UPS ground, 2nd day air, or 1 day air.
Complete your order and receive your knives in a couple days, depending on the shipping you picked.
Enjoy, and distribute your gifts to your employees or customers, and watch them smile!
Regina Harrington from Bic Graphics and Norwood with Dave Navoyosky from Logo-Knives.com
What is more appreciated than receiving a gift with your own name on it? The answer is: Your whole staff receiving gifts with their names on each gift. Personalized Pocket Knives are a great way to show your appreciation to your employees. Giving each staff member a long-lasting gift such as a sturdy pocket knife with your company logo laser engraved is a benefit to you, too.
Personalized Knives
Why give personalized pocket knives for Christmas?
They are appreciated.
They convey your generosity to your employees.
They display your company logo for eternity.
Each recipient can identify their knife because their name is personalized on it.
Logo’ed or Logo Knives are pocket knives that have your corporate logo laser engraved or screen printed, or pad printed on the blade or handle or bolster.
Personalization is a term used for putting a person’s name on each knife, so that each knife has a different name. This is great at Christmas time, when you are giving a logo knife to your employees, and you don’t want them to accidentally get switched. Having personalized knives in your shop will make sure a person can identify his very own knife in case he lays it down somewhere.
Not all knife engravers are capable of doing both of these processes. Some can do only one.
Knife that is Both Logo’ed and Personalizeda-gift-for-me
Buck knives are extremely popular, especially as Christmas gifts. Hunters, collectors, and other outdoorsmen love America’s most famous knives. Even ladies love to receive a useful pocket knife or multi-tool as a present.
Companies often like to show their logos on engraved Buck knives, and give them to their clients and employees. Here is the Best Choice for 2016:
This tactical look, and the black color make it the most popular in 2016. These are often ordered by construction companies, manufacturers, builders, and electrical contractors.
The Squire is not a new knife this year, but it is popular because of it’s medium size. It is similar to the “flagship” of Buck, the 110 Folding Hunter Knife, only a little smaller. Made in the USA.
Christmas is only 4 weeks away, and most companies like to give a gift with their logo on it. Do you know why custom engraved knives make the best gifts?
They are appreciated by all your employees and customers.
Knives are useful.
Gift knives are long-lasting. With proper care and sharpening, many can last a lifetime.
They come in many sizes, and are useful in hunting, opening boxes, cutting rope,and doing your manicure (if they have a nail file included).
Engraved knives with your corporate logo show that you care enough to give the best gift.
Pocket knives are used as business gifts by manufacturers, building contractors, seed companies, oil and gas drilling companies, printers, electrical contractors, hvac installers, plumbers, painters, carpenters, forestry departments, and many others.
Paul Rizzo Likes Custom Engraved Knives for Christmas!
Kershaw “Scallion” Knife, Camo 1620
