M3TAL_L0RD
October 1, 2011, 7:48pm
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CheapThrills:
That old basic model of Mora (red wood handle) is a classic.
Generally preferred as a good quality steel in blade, easy to sharpen is also a very often heard comment on these.
I got 1 of those and scout knife too. Both are over 20 years old I think.
http://www.traditionalwoodworker.com/Classic-High-Carbon-Steel-Mora-Knife-3-Blade-Made-in-Sweden/productinfo/106-0020/
http://www.traditionalwoodworker.com/Mora-Scout-Knife-3-1_4-Stainless-Steel-Blade/productinfo/106-3939/
I just realized that the second link has pic of my first-ever knife which my dad bought me at my 6th birthday! Or it was at least just like that, holster, blade, all of it but can´t remember markings...
I never knew it back then and naturally I have lost the knife by now...
edit: big thanks for linking this BTW. Have some ideas now for my boys´ upcoming future birthdays!!
M3TAL_L0RD
October 1, 2011, 9:01pm
23
CheapThrills:
I just realized that the second link has pic of my first-ever knife which my dad bought me at my 6th birthday! Or it was at least just like that, holster, blade, all of it but can´t remember markings...
I never knew it back then and naturally I have lost the knife by now...
edit: big thanks for linking this BTW. Have some ideas now for my boys´ upcoming future birthdays!!
Markings were different. "Frosts Mora, Made in Sweden"
I haven't lost mine, but I have lost my first knife ever... very nice small J. Marttiini :(
That looks more familiar.
Mine did not have that white plastic sleeve (?). Maybe used in newer models only.
