Coca Cola Cutlery.

[hardman]

Here is one I have always liked. The tang is marked Krusius Brothers Solingen Germany. I got it in the 1990's. I think it was actually made from Krusius parts by James Parker. Still, it is a well made knife with nice bone, good fit and finish, and a "Drink Coca Cola" blade etch.

[edge213]

Here is one I have always liked. The tang is marked Krusius Brothers Solingen Germany. I got it in the 1990's. I think it was actually made from Krusius parts by James Parker. Still, it is a well made knife with nice bone, good fit and finish, and a "Drink Coca Cola" blade etch.

Gary, I'm not big on advertising knives, but that's a beauty!

[Old Folder]

Many nice and original authorized Coca Cola advertisers being posted. Some I have never seen before.
I have the eight below collected from over the years.

Left vertical knife: Buck 305 1988

Right vertical knife: Case XX USA 1 dot 2226 1/2 Jackson Tenn on handle. 1 of 5000

Top to bottom:

1. Camillus New York USA
2. Imperial Stainless USA (Lobster) With etched razor blade on master blade.

3. Schrade Walden N.Y. USA
4. Stainless Cutlery Co. New York City
5.Coca Cola Co. Atlanta
6. Syracuse U.S.A.

The below 15 pictured Coca Cola knives are fantasy knives. There are of course many more fantasy Coke knives than pictured. These are usually produced to deceive collectors, and are produced without the permission or the sanction of The Coca-Cola Company. Shown below are just a few of the many Coca-Cola items that are often misrepresented to purposefully fool the unaware. Some are obvious and others are very well done. Many of them were produced illegally and have absolutely no value as a Coca-Cola collectible.
It is up to the collector to educate himself before spending money. Online auction sites (mostly eBay) sell many of them weekly.

Also note that Coca-Cola never produced knives with World's Fair markings, mostly 1933 World's fair. These appeared at flea markets in the early 70's and have been fooling people ever since. They are low quality and simple and cheap to produce.

[New_Windsor_NY]

Many nice and original.....

Very nice collection Dan.

[doglegg]

I've got a couple. The 72 I can only find it in a group pic.

[New_Windsor_NY]

I've got a couple. The 72 I can only find it in a group pic.

Floyd, you've been holding out on me.
Put that picture in the "72 Clone" thread.

[TPK]

Many nice and original authorized Coca Cola advertisers being posted. Some I have never seen before.
I have the eight below collected from over the years.

Very nice collection Dan! Thanks for showing those to us!

[Old Folder]

Many nice and original authorized Coca Cola advertisers being posted. Some I have never seen before.
I have the eight below collected from over the years.

Very nice collection Dan! Thanks for showing those to us!

You're very welcome Tom.
I love the history of "Advertisers"

[Papa Bones]

Received this little Coca Cola Promo earlier this week. A Colonial Bottle opener with knife blade. Will add it to the other Coca Cola collectibles I have.

[New_Windsor_NY]

Received this little Coca Cola.....

Very nice advertising tool Smitty.

[Papa Bones]

Received this little Coca Cola.....

Very nice advertising tool Smitty.

Appreciate it Skip.

[woodwalker]

Here is my one and only!

[Papa Bones]

Here is my one and only!

Very nice woodwalker

[New_Windsor_NY]

Here is my one and only!

Kevin.

[woodwalker]

Here is my one and only!

Kevin.

Thanks Skip!

[woodwalker]

Here is my one and only!

Very nice woodwalker

Thank you sir!

[New_Windsor_NY]

This afternoon, I'm adding this pocket knife, my third one of these, to my collection. It's a 1915-1920, A. KASTOR & BROS - NEW YORK, bone handles, single blade, Coca Cola pocket knife with bottle opener/cap lifter. Goins says it's a wire cutter (for the wire on a champagne cork). It measures 3 5/16" closed. It has two tang stamps. A KASTOR - & BROS - NEW YORK (almost gone) and on the other side, COCA COLA - BOTTLING CO (still good). The graphics are still very legible. I cleaned the blade, the tool and wiped off the handles. I took some pictures and here it is.
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[TPK]

Another cool find Skip!

[New_Windsor_NY]

Another.....

Thank you Tom.

[woodwalker]

This afternoon, I'm adding this pocket knife, my third one of these, to my collection. It's a 1915-1920, A. KASTOR & BROS - NEW YORK, bone handles, single blade, Coca Cola pocket knife with bottle opener/cap lifter. Goins says it's a wire cutter (for the wire on a champagne cork). It measures 3 5/16" closed. It has two tang stamps. A KASTOR - & BROS - NEW YORK (almost gone) and on the other side, COCA COLA - BOTTLING CO (still good). The graphics are still very legible. I cleaned the blade, the tool and wiped off the handles. I took some pictures and here it is.
Click on a picture to ENLARGE.

Great knife Skip!

[New_Windsor_NY]

Great.....

Thank you Kevin.

[doglegg]

Love it Skip. Kastor Brothers wow!

[New_Windsor_NY]

Love.....

Thank you Floyd.

[Papa Bones]

This afternoon, I'm adding this pocket knife, my third one of these, to my collection. It's a 1915-1920, A. KASTOR & BROS - NEW YORK, bone handles, single blade, Coca Cola pocket knife with bottle opener/cap lifter.

Great find there Skip.

[New_Windsor_NY]

Great.....

Thank you Smitty.