How do you put my company logo on pocket knives? Laser, screen printing, engraving?
I don’t think the average American truly knows all the time and effort that goes into the agriculture industry. Have you seen the size of farming equipment up close? It is truly a marvel. Today is National Farmer’s Day, a day where we should take time to pause and give thanks to our past and present farmers.
There doesn’t need to be a national holiday to remind us all that buying engraved pocket knives made in the USA is one of the best ways to support our country. There are so many benefits, including but not limited to:
So today, on National Manufacturing Day, don’t forget to support our local companies and workers and buy products made in the USA.
Case knives– manufactured in PA
Engraved Leatherman Tools– made in Portland, OR
Engraved Buck knives– made in Idaho
Engraved Gerber knives– made in Portland, OR
Engraved Kershaw knives– made in OR
Kutmaster knives– made in NY
Some people like to keep secrets, well, secret. But some secrets are worth sharing, especially these ones about engraved Kershaw knives:
Today, on Women’s Health & Fitness Day, don’t keep these engraved Kershaw knives a secret!
The best way to see the future is to look at the past. What were pocket knives like 100 years ago? Were there logo knives then? The promotional product industry was just getting started about then. The first of those products were calendars and pocket knives with your logo or company name on them. In 1920 pocket knives were basically a bone or wooden handle with one or two blades. There were no “tactical” looking knives like some of the Gerbers. Gerber knives didn’t exist until 1939.
So, if today’s logo knives look that much different than the 1920 versions, let’s assume the 2120 will look much different than the 2020 knives. Here are my guesses:
Gerber knives are anything but traditional. When I think of a traditional knife,
my attention goes to the W. R. Case Company. Most of their knives have 1, 2, or 3 blades, and the handle style is pretty much the same. The main differences are the materials that the handles are made from, and the colors .
Engraved Gerber knives, however, come in a variety of blade shapes. More importantly, the handles vary in the material and styles. They range from solid synthetic to tactical-looking stainless steel as in the Titanium Nitride Paraframe.
Gerber® Titanium Nitride Paraframe 48446
The Airfoil 3048 has a smooth, curved design.
Gerber® Airfoil 3048 The EAB Knife is a folding box cutter. What a surprise.
Gerber® EAB Knife 41830 In 2020, Gerber introduced the rectangular shaped Quadrant Knife with a Bamboo handle. What an innovation for knife collectors. It opens easily with the flick of your wrist, and a touch of the flipper.
Gerber® Quadrant-Bamboo 30-001702
What will Gerber think of next?
The month of September is usually known for being the end of summer and the beginning of fall. It is actually also dubbed Americana Month. Did you know..
If you are faced with the job of finding the perfect logo knives for your employees, here are 8 tips to make it easy for you!
What really IS Labor Day? In case you didn’t know:
If your busy boss asks you to order some company logo knives to pass out at Christmas time, where do you start? Here is a helpful guide.
When you order gift pocket knives that have the recipient’s name or initials on each knife, these are called Personalized Pocket Knives. If all the knives have the same imprint, they would not be called “personalized”.
Here are some facts that you may not have known:
