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NEW Mini Logo Knives For Your Dear Customers

The NEW Mini Logo Knives will be appreciated by your customers. They are so small, it’s an easy decision to keep one in your pocket. Ready to serve when you need them.

The Lockback Key Knife 7815 looks like just another key on your key chain. So if you need a knife, and have your keys, then you have a knife.

Lockback Key Knife 7815

The new Guppy Pocket-Size Multi-Tool Knife 8315 has the benefit of it’s small size, also. Plus it gives you a phillips screw driver, bottle opener, stainless steel serrated blade, and an LED flashlight. All this in the space of 3 1/2″.

Guppy Pocket Size Multi-Tool Knife 8315

The Hottest Company Logo Knives for 2018

The hottest company logo knives for trade show give-aways are the Maxam® Lockback Knives rsk274. The price of $1.99 is what attracts attention. Business owners buy them a second time and third time because they are real decent pocket knives. The perceived value is $5 to $10. The regular price is $3.44. So a $1.99 sale is a welcome bonus. The price includes a full-color imprint on the black handle. For the price of a decent ball point pen, your customers at the trade shows can have a real pocket knife instead.

Whoever throws away a pocket knife?

Maxam® Lockback Knife rsk274

Now You Can Use These Engraved Kershaw Knives As Pry Bars

Have you ever broken the blade of your pocket knife? Was it because you used it as a pry bar? This sort of damage is never covered by a warranty. Now we have an answer to this type of accident. It is a large pocket knife (4 3/4″ closed), and comes with a pocket/belt clip.

These engraved Kershaw knives come with a built-in pry bar at the end of the handle. Now you don’t have to jeopardize your blade when you need to pry something apart. This heavy duty attachment will easily do the job for you.

Kershaw® Barge 1945

Fun With A Fruit Knife

Fruit Carving Masterpieces

Carving with a fruit knife has become an art. It may have started in Thailand. If you have been on a cruise ship, you surely have seen some buffets decorated with carved fruit. It is time consuming, and requires great skill and patience. Here are some fine examples of the handiwork of the best fruit and vegetable carvers…..

Carved Apple

Apple With Carved Hearts

Carved Orange Rind

Carved Owls

Carved Apple Butterfly

Carved Fruit Buddies

Carved Fishes

Carved Watermelon Fishes

Decorative Apple Skin

Carved Watermelon Display

Click here for more on the history of fruit carving.

Secret–The Best Assisted-Open Pocket Knives

Here’s A Secret Just For You

Here are the Best Assisted-Open Pocket Knives all in one place. All 2 dozen of them. Different knife manufacturers make knives that are easy to open. Once you start to open one of the assisted-open knives, it takes it the rest of the way. These are not switch-blades. These are much safer and easier to use. The best feature is, you only need one hand to operate them. The mechanism that Kershaw uses their own “Speedsafe” system.

Here are my 2 favorites. One by Kershaw, and the other one by Kutmaster….

Kershaw “Scallion” Knife, Black 1620

Easy Open Rescue Knife 95-1838L

My Quest For The Best Pocket Knife

Case Knives, now owned by Zippo, has an interesting knife museum in Bradford

Case Knife Museum in Bradford PA

Pennsylvania. The museum has samples of the early knives and the stories behind them. My nephew, Tim Pike accompanied me since he has been a knife fan for years. His grandfather, Thomas Pike, used to have Fort Tuscarora on Route 172 in Lisbon Ohio. History, guns, and knives runs in the family.

My quest for the best pocket knife was easy at the Zippo/Case Museum, because of the abundance of knives there. This place is open to the public, and I highly recommend it to knife collectors. These pictures were taken in 2006, so things might have changed since then. According to their website, the place is open 7 days a week, and boasts of 100,000 visitors per year, from all over the world.

Zippo Repair Clinic

Historical Case Knives

More Historical Case Knives

Dave Navoyosky

Tim Pike

Case “Wall of Fame” Display

Who Makes The Best Engraved Pocket Knives?

To answer this question, we think these are the important points to consider:

USA made.
Buck_Knives_Logo
A company with a long history of success.
A wide variety of styles, including traditional and tactical.
Made out of the best stainless steel.
A lifetime warranty.

The winner on all 5 points is Buck Knives. They make the best engraved pocket knives.

2 Personalized Pocket Knives You Must Give To Your Employees

One for the pocket, and one for the car. These two Personalized Pocket Knives are necessities for everyone who might need a survival tool.

Kutmaster Compact Rescue Knife 95-1832L

The Kutmaster Compact Rescue Knife 95-1832L is small enough to keep clipped to the edge of your pocket. It’s only 3 1/2″ closed, so you don’t have to think twice about keeping it on yourself. The eye-catching tanto blade makes this knife special looking. It has a glass-breaking tip and a razor sharp cutter for removing seat belts in a hurry.
The Starline Elemental Survival/Rescue Knife is much larger, so it is best suited for your car, or in your camping gear. This special knife also has a built-in flashlight, magnet, and fire starter.

Starline Elemental Survival/Rescue Knife MK110

Your employees will be forever grateful when you give them these knives with your corporate logo laser engraved on the blades.

Buck Knives Gets Award For “Best Pocket Knife”

Logo-Knives.com is awarding Buck Knives with the “Best Pocket Knife for 2018”.

Buck Knives:

Are American designed and made.
Have a long reputation for quality, starting with the Buck 110 Folding Hunter Lockback.
Have listened to the public, and developed several Camo (camouflage) designs, including the orange camo.
Makes the Nobleman 327, which is a big seller. They haven’t changed the design, since it has been so successful.
Have mixed the old with the new. The traditional Trapper 382 is the hallmark of the old fashioned 2-bladed pocket knife.

Buck Trapper 382

The new Tactical design of the Bones Pocket Knife 870 is the answer to the public’s desire for the modern design of a tactical knife.

Buck® Black “Bones” Pocket Knife 870-BK
Have always been a big name in hunting knives, like the Kalinga 401.

Buck® Kalinga 401

Buck is mixing the past with the present, and is very sensitive to the needs of the knife lovers out there. This is the key to their success.

5 Great Reasons to Give Engraved Gerber Knives

Gerber Knives can be professionally laser engraved with your company logo. Here are 3 top reasons to give engraved Gerber knives to your customers:

Gerber is an American company, and makes some of their knives here, and imports some also.
Since Joseph R. Gerber made the first knife in 1939, Gerber has quickly grown to be a household world among knife enthusiasts.
Your company logo laser engraved on a Gerber knife will be around for a long time. Who ever throws away a good pocket knife?

Gerber Titanium Nitride Paraframe 8446
They keep introducing new designs, such as the popular tactical styles introduced in the last 20 years.
Many of the knives are economical, and can be used as give-aways at trade shows.