Victorinox |
LamsonSharp | Henckels |
Global
For the
last 100 years there has been only one Original
Swiss Army Knife.  It
comes from Victorinox in the small village
of Ibach, Switzerland. With a heritage that has
been carefully guarded and guided by the same
family for generations, it has become the universal
symbol for ingenuity and innovation. It is proud
to still represent the highest standard in quality
throughout the world.
Loose a tweezer? a toothpick? We carry all the
spare parts for VICTORINOX Swiss Army Knives,
including Mini Screwdriver, springs, pen and key
rings.
VICTORINOX
Swiss Army Knife specialists. We inventory, or
will special order, every product offered by Swiss
Army Brands, the USA distributor of VICTORINOX
original SAK. We also have many discontinued and
hard to find VICTORINOX Swiss Army Knives,
as well as models made for the European market.
Also included in our Swiss Army Brands inventory
are the watches, compasses, writing instruments,
and sunglasses.
Professional cutlery from LamsonSharp.
LamsonSharp knives are crafted with full
tang, hi-carbon, stain-free steel blades; hand
ground to the sharpest edges; offer absolute balance.
LamsonSharp knives are made in America
by skilled craftsmen.
Please
stop by our Freeport store to see our entire line
of LamsonSharp knives. LamsonSharp
forged are available in both rosewood and black
nylon handles.
The Evolution of Henckels Knives 
The Henckels knife had its start over 260 years
ago in the famous Zwillingswerk at Solingen, Germany.
This knife evolved through the generations of
artisans who developed its remarkable steel and
the techniques of forging, SCT, ice tempering,
grinding, buffing, and honing it.
GLOBAL
utilizes modern design concepts to produce a light
weight and comfortable, yet durable, kitchen knife.
The blades utilize Molybdenum/vanadium stainless
steel. This steel had good edge retention qualities,
yet is not hard to sharpen. Seamless construction
offers the ultimate in safety and hygiene. GLOBAL
knives are one of the best selling lines of cutlery
in Europe today.
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