All About Pocket Knives

Just got some switchblades and need a little help they say
Rostfrei
Inox
J inox
B Rostfrei
I have a big one that I can’t find anything about need a little help thanks Wayne

Sorry I cant help much but...
Rostfrei and Inox are referring to the fact that they are rust free or stainless. They do not tell you what brand they are...
At least you know they are stainless...

Sorry I cant help much but...
Rostfrei and Inox are referring to the fact that they are rust free or stainless. They do not tell you what brand they are...
At least you know they are stainless...

Rostfrei and Inox are European markings meaning stainless. Rostfrei is German and translates literally to “rust free”. Inox is short for “inoxidible”.

If that is the only markings on them I’d guess they were probably made in Italy, or Spain. Most quality knives made in Germany or elsewhere have a manufacturer’s name and country stamped on them.

Ken

They all look like they were made in Italy to me, don't appear to be copy's.

samb1955 wrote:They all look like they were made in Italy to me, don't appear to be copy's.

For sure, all modern Italian knives posted here and made for export, common to see the flat ground/plain blade going to Europe.

What is a good value on the switchblades thanks Wayne

All appear to be modern Italian knives.
The large one was made by Falcon Knives (Angelo Campolin, Sr.) but I'm not sure it hasn't been rehandled.