I got this one at the St. Regis flea market this weekend. It's a nice one (except for the tipped blade) solid, tight, and well made. I can't find anything about Robert Kentz. There is a mention of him, I think, in an online Rusknife catalog as an axe maker but since I don't speak Russian or read Cyrillic for that matter I'm not to sure. Anyone have any Info? Thanks
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Re: Robert Kentz
The only thing I could find was a Russian website that I couldn't read. Wish I could be more help.
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Re: Robert Kentz
Try Google Translate, it's a very powerful tool. I've used it to translate knife articles, though never Russian ones. The translation will be somewhat garbled but it is usually good enough to get the gist of what is written.
You can enter text, photograph text with your smartphone (I haven't tried that yet), or if you found the article via Google you may see a "Translate" link right on the screen.
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You can enter text, photograph text with your smartphone (I haven't tried that yet), or if you found the article via Google you may see a "Translate" link right on the screen.
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Re: Robert Kentz
The knife looks German made to me.
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