Traveller's Tableware
The historic origin of traveller's tableware can be tracked in the time before the industrialisation when knife and fork were always carried by their owners.
The knife manufacturers of Solingen adapted to the travelling habits of the population from 1900 on and started to produce space-saving traveller's tableware in multifaceted patterns. These sets of tableware are also known as tourist's tableware.
85.818.HH.04 - Traveller's Tableware in a Leather Case
Blade length: 12.5 cm / 4-7/8"
Edge of the blade with 1/3 serration
Blade material: 1.4034 stainless
Handle slabs: stag horn
Leather case
Overall weight: ca. 280 g / 9.88 oz
safely packed sheath
opened sheath
ready-to-use tableware
24.110.HH.10 - Fixed Bladed Nicker Picnic Knife
Blade length: 10 cm / 4"
Blade thickness: 3,4 mm
Overall length: 21 cm / 8-1/4"
Blade material: 1.4034 stainless
Fork blade with bottle opener
weight: ca. 200 g
handle slabs: stag horn
sheath: green leather sheath, belt loop can be separated
unlocked fork
separated fork
ready-to-use tableware
Our fixed bladed Nicker Picnic Knife 24.110.HH.10 comes in standard option with a dark green leather sheath, the belt loop can be pulled off. (left hand side of the illustration)
As option the knife is available also:
- 24.110.HH.10 KS
with dark brown leather sheath, nickel silver fittings (right hand side) - 24.110.HH.10 DS
with short dark green leather sheath with push button safety and NO BELT LOOP (in the centre of the illustration)
