Mann E Bruckmann Solingen-O Germany Equal End ~ Vintage
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Mann E Bruckmann Solingen-O Germany Equal End ~ Vintage
Mann E. Bruckmann equal end knife with a 3 7/8" closed length typically features a slipjoint mechanism and multiple blades, such as spear, pen, with handles in various materials, including imitation ivory. These vintage knives are made in Solingen, Germany, known for high-quality cutlery production. RARE VERSION
- Closed Length: The knife measures 3 7/8 inches when closed.
- Handle Material: Imitation ivory
- Blade Configuration: The knife often features a multi-blade design, commonly including a master spear blade, and smaller pen blade
- Blade Material: The blades are typically made of high-carbon or surgical stainless steel, common for quality German knives.
- Mechanism: It operates with a slipjoint mechanism, meaning the blades do not lock but are held open by spring tension.
- Construction: The knife features brass liners and nickel silver bolsters
- Origin: The knife is stamped as being made in Solingen, Germany, a city renowned for its high-quality blade manufacturing.
Company History
- Founding: The company was established as a pocketknife factory (Taschenmesserfabrik) on May 3, 1891.
- The "Mann" Brand: The trademark featuring a bridge (Brücke) over a man (a pun on the name Brückmann) was officially registered in 1921.
- Production Era: Managed by Paul Brückmann from 1911 until his death in 1956, the firm produced a wide variety of pocketknives, including bartender's knives, scout knives, and daggers.
- Import History: These knives were heavily imported into the United States through the 1950s. After production ceased, a large quantity of "New Old Stock" (NOS) items appeared in catalogs and auctions.
- Never used, carried or sharpened
- Condition is near mint
