Thread: The Sophisticated Solingen's

A not very sophisticated Sollie I bought while in High School, at the mall, from from a store called Cutlery World.

I know Cutlery World just stuck their name on somebody else's production. Does anyone have any ideas on which factory made it?

The blade etching kind of reminds me of a Bartmann I saw on Ebay.

I have this one over in the shoulderless shaving gang, but the pic is terrible. Not necessarily sophisticated, it's kind of a brute for a germen blade having a 1/4" spine. edit: I don't know what's wrong with these pics, they look good on my PC.

That blade looks like it means business Sandcounty !! Very nice!

Love that oblique nose,my favorite

Well here are mine for what there worth

My Solingens:

Henckels Friodur inox 17 1/2, Henckels Friodur inox 17, Henckels Friodur inox 50 1/2, Henckels inox 70 1/2

Wacker 7/8, Modoso 6/8 , Weyer-Schulze 5/8, Veiga 7/8

Originally Posted by shuredgefan

A not very sophisticated Sollie I bought while in High School, at the mall, from from a store called Cutlery World.

I know Cutlery World just stuck their name on somebody else's production. Does anyone have any ideas on which factory made it?

The blade etching kind of reminds me of a Bartmann I saw on Ebay.

I don't have a clue on that one.....it would be interesting to find out the history behind it though!

My J.M. Thompson "Minn-Chief" No. 74

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