COCACO MADE IN GERM knife

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COCACO MADE IN GERM knife

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I traded for this lil knife today. The blade has COCACO MADE IN GERM on it (see the pictures). I'm wondering since Germany kind of trails off like it was mis-stamped, if COCACO is COCACOLA. The knife is 3" long and has white composite handles. This lil knife snaps like a bear for its size and is in excellent condition. Can anyone here tell me anything about it?
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After the M in GERM,you can see what appears to be part of A.So that probably said GERMANY,just wasn't applied well.
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The tang marking says "Made in Germany".
Is there a marking on backside tang ?
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kootenay joe wrote: Sun Feb 07, 2021 3:48 am The tang marking says "Made in Germany".
Is there a marking on backside tang ?
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There are no other tang markings.
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O.K. Often German knives are marked with the logo of the manufacturer. But with no other markings there is no way to ID manufacturer.
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I checked with Mr. Google, and there is, or was, a German manufacturer Cocaco that made a variety of tools and gadgets. Perhaps they made pocket knifes as well? ::hmm::
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Coutinho, Caro & Co

Remscheid Germany

COCACO
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MB to the rescue! ::tu::
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Miller Bro's wrote: Wed Feb 17, 2021 5:56 am Coutinho, Caro & Co

Remscheid Germany

COCACO
Thank you for that. Any idea of age?
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Good to see Dimitri chime in!!

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