Folding knife with wooden handle CJH Solingen
Stylistically, the piece represents the combination of craftsmanship precision and functional design that made Solingen knives world-famous. With its wooden handle, brass fittings, and simple, clean lines, this pocket knife is exemplary of German quality production in the post-war period. It is equally suitable for practical use, collecting, or the historical presentation of cutlery.
65,00 € Including VAT
This traditional folding knife with a wooden handle, brass fittings, and stainless steel blade comes from CJH Solingen, a manufacturer from the world-renowned cutlery city. The blade bears the engraving CJH – ROSTFREI – 207713, which indicates both the stainless steel and an individual serial number. The handle is made of laminated wood with brass fittings and ergonomic finger grooves. The craftsmanship is robust and carefully executed, with visible rivets and a well-preserved folding mechanism.
The blade measures approximately 9 centimeters with a spine thickness of 3.5 millimeters, giving it stability and cutting strength. The surface shows slight signs of wear but no structural damage. The knife has an overall length of around 19 centimeters and a weight of approximately 175 grams. It is in good, functional condition with a light, authentic patina.
The engraving and serial number indicate a limited or cataloged production, likely from the 1970s to the 1980s.
| Weight | 0,175 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 19 cm |
| Period of manufacture | likely from the 1970s–1980s |
