One you don't see every day.

[TPK]

Hi friends,

I just ran across a knife with some strange blades on it. I'm not really very interested in it, I just thought I'd show you guys the pictures of it. I have no idea what it's for. It is stamped Pfeilring. This brand usually sells for pretty high prices over here so I assume that they made good quality knives. Anyways, here are the pictures of it. If anyone knows what the strangest blade was made for please let us know.
My first thought was a pencil sharpener but I don't see any blade for sharpening inside of it.

[jmh58]

Tom I can’t help you but that’s KOOL!!
John

[TPK]

Well..., I found out what "Reolit" is as on the blade etch. Seems as if it was a brand name for tiles.

[TPK]

Hey folks, I think I figured it out. The same seller has something similar to the knife I posted at first. He calls this second tool an Orange pealer. I guess it makes sense to say the first knife I posted is a fruit knife.

Edit: I just noticed that this second tool is also a Pfeilring. Which means Arrow Circle.

[btrwtr]

Cool knife. The arrow circle logo, tang stamp is one used by Muller & Schmidt Germany.

[Old Folder]

That's a new blade for me Tom.
Thanks for posting that.
Out of curiosity I did a little research. The results are posted in pictures below.
Apparently it is called a "Channel Blade."
I suggest we call this a "Tommie Channel Blade"
You can make decorative fruit / vegetable peelings for your food display, etc.

Dan

[marinaio61]

Put the pictures and replies together and you probably have a bar knife.

[Sharpnshinyknives]

Yep, I was thinking bar knife too. Looks like all the tools you need to mix cocktails.

[Old Folder]

Put the pictures and replies together and you probably have a bar knife.

Good idea marinaio61.

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[TPK]

Cheers! Prost!

[knife7knut]

Yes;a citrus peeler.I got one years ago and had no clue as to what it's function was;the reason being the little channel that was supposed to be on it was missing.I finally was informed as to it's use and shortly afterward found another one with the Pfeilring stamp. The first one was a Wusthof and it came in a little case as well.