View Poll Results: What do you think this blade is?

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  • ****py looking Solingen designed for "hip" users

    3 13.04%
  • Very good looking blatant Pakistani copy

    20 86.96%
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    Default Nice Pakistani copy or ****ty looking new Solingen?

    What do you guys think?

    Last edited by Bill S; 07-14-2009 at 02:22 PM.

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    Doesn't look like any blade i've seen. You'd imagine that the maker would be proud enough to stamp their name on it, if it was any good though, wouldn't you?
    Last edited by Bill S; 07-14-2009 at 02:23 PM. Reason: Thanks Ben. Edited the orig post

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    With regard to the stamping their name... There is a company out there that makes legitimate Solingen razors that has no name per se. This is why I ask.
    Last edited by khaos; 07-14-2009 at 02:32 PM.

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    Done.......

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    Now days they are getting tough. hard to figure this out . it is original or fake. until we buy one and try it will be really difficult to find out. gl

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    Straight Razors made in Solingen
    razors - NTS-Solingen Web-Shop - scissors and knifes made in Solingen
    switchblade, scissors, swords, automatic knives, straight razor, woodworking chisels....
    Here are some that are legit with no maker. The Rostfrei- Inox reminds me of the Dovo tang stamp. Also on the one website their shavettes look exactly like Dovo Shavettes.

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    Quote Originally Posted by khaos View Post
    Straight Razors made in Solingen
    razors - NTS-Solingen Web-Shop - scissors and knifes made in Solingen
    switchblade, scissors, swords, automatic knives, straight razor, woodworking chisels....
    Here are some that are legit with no maker. The Rostfrei- Inox reminds me of the Dovo tang stamp. Also on the one website their shavettes look exactly like Dovo Shavettes.
    Could be fine then. Depending on the price it might be worth the gamble?
    Of your examples though, the first one is a trusted source, but does back up the lack of maker. The other two, are they not NTS & First Class? The NTS ones are not pretty!

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    i am not sure but i will say check the shank of this sites. they looks like engraved words? is that right?

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    Solingen is a registered trademark AFAIK so it should be made in Solingen. However, cheap imitations abound in this world so I would not be surprised if it is Pakistani junk after all. It looks el cheapo somehow.

    So I voted for real Solingen: so don't if I get it wrong.
    Plus ça change, plus c'est la même chose. Jean-Baptiste Alphonse Karr.

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    The tang is probably accurate. Originally it was going to be made in Solingen, Germany, but it turned out they could do it cheaper in Pakistan!

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