Description: 2024 GEC Great Eastern Cutlery #321224 Engineer Indian Head Red Camel Bone C. Risner Cutlery "Indian Head" Trademark The first documented use of the “Indian Head” trademark was in March of 1974, under the Buck Creek brand knives by Millard Burns of Burns & Company of London, Kentucky. Mr. Burns imported the knives from Solingen, Germany. My grandfather was Clarence Risner, founder of C. Risner Cutlery and former President of the National Knife Collectors Association (NKCA). Beginning in 1978, Mr. Risner and Mr. Burns became good friends. Mr. Risner began freelancing “Buck Creek” knives and “Indian Head” knives at knife shows. In December of 1986, Mr. Risner purchased the “Indian Head” trademark and began producing knives with the circular Indian Head 1902 shield and “C. Risner Indian Head” trademark stamped into the blade tangs. For years, I have wanted to bring back the “C. Risner Indian Head” knife. I am truly honored to work with Bill Howard, founder of Great Eastern Cutlery to produce the first ever USA made “Indian Head” knife. -Austin Jackson, Grandson of Clarence Risner and Owner of C. Risner Cutlery Knife is brand new in tube. Never used, carried or sharpened. Only 100 made!
Price: 410 USD
Location: Henryville, Indiana
End Time: 2024-11-18T00:41:44.000Z
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All returns accepted: ReturnsNotAccepted
Blade Material: Carbon Steel
Brand: Great Eastern Cutlery
Lock Type: Slipjoint
Type: Pocketknife
Color: Red
Opening Mechanism: Manual
Model: engineer
Blade Edge: Plain
Original/Reproduction: Original
Number of Blades: 2
Country/Region of Manufacture: United States
Handle Material: Camel Bone
