Comments for Knife Information http://www.knifeinformation.com Site dedicated to providing information on knives. Fri, 22 Oct 2010 00:17:46 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 Comment on Knife Manufacturer’s by Joel Austin http://www.knifeinformation.com/knifemanufacturer/knife-manufacturer/comment-page-1/#comment-383 Joel Austin Fri, 22 Oct 2010 00:17:46 +0000 http://www.knifeinformation.com/?p=22#comment-383 We have been selling knives (it is called, the "Sharktail") to catalogues that sell to restaurants for five years. We have just found out that the manufacturer in China is out of business and want to see if you can manufacture the "Sharktail" and at what price. My email address is: jaustin@austin-ricks.com. Please let me know if you can. Call me at 703-868-7406. Joel W. Austin Managing Partner, The Austin-Ricks Company We have been selling knives (it is called, the “Sharktail”) to catalogues that sell to restaurants for five years. We have just found out that the manufacturer in China is out of business and want to see if you can manufacture the “Sharktail” and at what price. My email address is: jaustin@austin-ricks.com.

Please let me know if you can.

Call me at 703-868-7406.

Joel W. Austin
Managing Partner,
The Austin-Ricks Company

]]> Comment on Knife Manufacturer’s by William DuBose http://www.knifeinformation.com/knifemanufacturer/knife-manufacturer/comment-page-1/#comment-270 William DuBose Thu, 15 Jul 2010 01:47:56 +0000 http://www.knifeinformation.com/?p=22#comment-270 Greetings: Have an old family knife with fine steel folding blade with a bone handle. Blade is stamped "GH Guerre" over "A Langres". In front of the lettering is stamped a sort of hallmark or shop mark. Cannot make out first of these marks, but second looks like a open flower blossom. Can you tell me anything about this knife, such as its origin or date or can you tell me where to go to get this info? Langres sounds French to me. Thanks, Bill DuBose Greetings: Have an old family knife with fine steel folding blade with a bone handle. Blade is stamped
“GH Guerre” over “A Langres”. In front of the lettering is stamped a sort of hallmark or shop mark. Cannot make out first of these marks, but second looks like a open flower blossom.

Can you tell me anything about this knife, such as its origin or date or can you tell me where to go to get this info? Langres sounds French to me.

Thanks, Bill DuBose

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