Folding Knives

For more than 100 years the Mercator knife has been produced in Solingen almost unchanged. This Solingen original was first produced in the knife and blade forge "Mercator" Indiawerk Heinrich Kaufmann & Söhne. Even though it was not designed as an army knife, the army of Kaiser Wilhelm quickly learned to appreciate the qualities of the Mercator. The name "Kaiser Wilhelm Messer" originates from this time. As it is almost indestructible, the Mercator knife was passed on from generation to generation in the past. This is also how it made the leap into the present day.

Since 1995 this robust pocket knife has been produced by OTTER-Messer in Solingen. Its shape has remained the same until today, as well as its qualities with which it distinguishes itself in everyday life: reliability, robustness and handiness. In addition to the traditional shapes of the Mercator knife, you will also find some new models which stand out in colour but still retain their classic silhouette.

Simple, functional and robust. The original Mercator knife has been popular for over 100 years. Even though it wasn't designed to be an army knife, it quickly gained acceptance in Emperor William's army. This was also the time that created the name "Emperor William Knife". Today, it is used worldwide and distinguishes itself with its narrow, rugged design in everyday life. This model has an added stainless steel clip. Whether on belt, trouser pockets or backpack, thanks to the clip you quickly have our Mercator knife on your fingertips.

Blade steel: carbon steel C75
Handle: steel powder-coated black
Total length: 200 mm
Blade length: 90 mm
Handle length: 110 mm
Blade shape: medium pointed
Blade thickness: 3,0 mm
Locking type: Backlock
Locking mechanism: lockable
Spring material: Carbon steel C45
Accessories: Clip
Weight: 75 g

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For more than 100 years the Mercator knife has been produced in Solingen almost unchanged. This Solingen original was first produced in the knife and blade forge "Mercator" Indiawerk Heinrich Kaufmann & Söhne. Even though it was not designed as an army knife, the army of Kaiser Wilhelm quickly learned to appreciate the qualities of the Mercator. The name "Kaiser Wilhelm Messer" originates from this time. As it is almost indestructible, the Mercator knife was passed on from generation to generation in the past. This is also how it made the leap into the present day.

Since 1995 this robust pocket knife has been produced by OTTER-Messer in Solingen. Its shape has remained the same until today, as well as its qualities with which it distinguishes itself in everyday life: reliability, robustness and handiness. In addition to the traditional shapes of the Mercator knife, you will also find some new models which stand out in colour but still retain their classic silhouette.

The American GI's brought this Mercator knife to America after World War II. There it became famous under the name "Black Cat Knife" and is still cult there today. The designation K55K means "K" for Kaufmann (the original manufacturer), "55" for Hochstrasse 55 (the original company address) and "K" for the symbol cat. The embossing is stamped under the press and after powder coating it is painted by hand as in the past.

Blade steel: carbon steel C75
Handle: steel powder-coated black
Total length: 200 mm
Blade length: 90 mm
Handle length: 110 mm
Blade shape: medium pointed
Blade thickness: 3,0 mm
Locking type: Backlock
Locking mechanism: lockable
Spring material: Carbon steel C75
Weight: 75 g

(361163)

For more than 100 years the Mercator knife has been produced in Solingen almost unchanged. This Solingen original was first produced in the knife and blade forge "Mercator" Indiawerk Heinrich Kaufmann & Söhne. Even though it was not designed as an army knife, the army of Kaiser Wilhelm quickly learned to appreciate the qualities of the Mercator. The name "Kaiser Wilhelm Messer" originates from this time. As it is almost indestructible, the Mercator knife was passed on from generation to generation in the past. This is also how it made the leap into the present day.

Since 1995 this robust pocket knife has been produced by OTTER-Messer in Solingen. Its shape has remained the same until today, as well as its qualities with which it distinguishes itself in everyday life: reliability, robustness and handiness. In addition to the traditional shapes of the Mercator knife, you will also find some new models which stand out in colour but still retain their classic silhouette.

Simple, functional and robust — the Mercator knife has offered these benefits for over 100 years. Even though it wasn't designed to be an army knife, it quickly gained acceptance in Emperor William's army. This was also the time that created the name "Emperor William Knife". Today, it is used worldwide and distinguishes itself with its narrow, rugged design in everyday life. It is lockable, which facilitates safety in working with it.

Specifications:

• Blade steel: Carbon steel C75
• Handle: steel powder-coated red
• Total length: 200 mm
• Blade length: 90 mm
• Handle length: 110 mm
• Blade shape: medium pointed
• Blade thickness: 3,0 mm
• Locking type: Backlock
• Locking mechanism: lockable
• Spring material: Carbon steel C45
• Weight: 75 g

For more than 100 years the Mercator knife has been produced in Solingen almost unchanged. This Solingen original was first produced in the knife and blade forge "Mercator" Indiawerk Heinrich Kaufmann & Söhne. Even though it was not designed as an army knife, the army of Kaiser Wilhelm quickly learned to appreciate the qualities of the Mercator. The name "Kaiser Wilhelm Messer" originates from this time. As it is almost indestructible, the Mercator knife was passed on from generation to generation in the past. This is also how it made the leap into the present day.

Since 1995 this robust pocket knife has been produced by OTTER-Messer in Solingen. Its shape has remained the same until today, as well as its qualities with which it distinguishes itself in everyday life: reliability, robustness and handiness. In addition to the traditional shapes of the Mercator knife, you will also find some new models which stand out in colour but still retain their classic silhouette.

Simple, functional and robust. The original Mercator knife has been popular for over 100 years. Even though it wasn't designed to be an army knife, it quickly gained acceptance in Emperor William's army. This was also the time that created the name "Emperor William Knife". Today, it is used worldwide and distinguishes itself with its narrow, rugged design in everyday life. This model has an added stainless steel clip. Whether on belt, trouser pockets or backpack, thanks to the clip you quickly have our Mercator knife on your fingertips.

Specifications:

• Blade steel: Carbon steel C75
• Handle: Copper
• Total length: 200 mm
• Blade length: 90 mm
• Handle length: 110 mm
• Blade shape: Medium pointed
• Blade thickness: 3,0 mm
• Locking type: Backlock
• Locking mechanism: Lockable
• Spring material: Carbon steel C45
• Accessories: Clip
• Weight: 80 g

For more than 100 years the Mercator knife has been produced in Solingen almost unchanged. This Solingen original was first produced in the knife and blade forge "Mercator" Indiawerk Heinrich Kaufmann & Söhne. Even though it was not designed as an army knife, the army of Kaiser Wilhelm quickly learned to appreciate the qualities of the Mercator. The name "Kaiser Wilhelm Messer" originates from this time. As it is almost indestructible, the Mercator knife was passed on from generation to generation in the past. This is also how it made the leap into the present day.

Since 1995 this robust pocket knife has been produced by OTTER-Messer in Solingen. Its shape has remained the same until today, as well as its qualities with which it distinguishes itself in everyday life: reliability, robustness and handiness. In addition to the traditional shapes of the Mercator knife, you will also find some new models which stand out in colour but still retain their classic silhouette.

The small knife from the Mercator series has the same properties as its big brother, but it is not lockable. Thanks to its flat design, the small Mercator is a handy knife that could fit into pretty much any trouser pocket.

Blade steel: carbon steel C75
Handle: steel powder-coated black
Total length: 175 mm
Blade length: 80 mm
Handle length: 90 mm
Blade shape: medium pointed
Blade thickness: 2.5mm
Locking type: Slipjoint
Weight: 50 g

(361161)

For more than 100 years the Mercator knife has been produced in Solingen almost unchanged. This Solingen original was first produced in the knife and blade forge "Mercator" Indiawerk Heinrich Kaufmann & Söhne. Even though it was not designed as an army knife, the army of Kaiser Wilhelm quickly learned to appreciate the qualities of the Mercator. The name "Kaiser Wilhelm Messer" originates from this time. As it is almost indestructible, the Mercator knife was passed on from generation to generation in the past. This is also how it made the leap into the present day.

Since 1995 this robust pocket knife has been produced by OTTER-Messer in Solingen. Its shape has remained the same until today, as well as its qualities with which it distinguishes itself in everyday life: reliability, robustness and handiness. In addition to the traditional shapes of the Mercator knife, you will also find some new models which stand out in colour but still retain their classic silhouette.

Simple, functional and robust — the Mercator knife has offered these benefits for over 100 years. Even though it wasn't designed to be an army knife, it quickly gained acceptance in Emperor William's army. This was also the time that created the name "Emperor William Knife". Today, it is used worldwide and distinguishes itself with its narrow, rugged design in everyday life. It is lockable, which facilitates safety in working with it.

Blade steel: Stainless steel 1.4034
Handle: steel powder-coated black
Total length: 200 mm
Blade length: 90 mm
Handle length: 110 mm
Blade shape: medium pointed
Blade thickness: 3,0 mm
Locking type: Backlock
Locking mechanism: lockable
Spring material: Carbon steel C45
Weight: 75 g

For more than 100 years the Mercator knife has been produced in Solingen almost unchanged. This Solingen original was first produced in the knife and blade forge "Mercator" Indiawerk Heinrich Kaufmann & Söhne. Even though it was not designed as an army knife, the army of Kaiser Wilhelm quickly learned to appreciate the qualities of the Mercator. The name "Kaiser Wilhelm Messer" originates from this time. As it is almost indestructible, the Mercator knife was passed on from generation to generation in the past. This is also how it made the leap into the present day.

Since 1995 this robust pocket knife has been produced by OTTER-Messer in Solingen. Its shape has remained the same until today, as well as its qualities with which it distinguishes itself in everyday life: reliability, robustness and handiness. In addition to the traditional shapes of the Mercator knife, you will also find some new models which stand out in colour but still retain their classic silhouette.

Simple, functional and robust — the Mercator knife has offered these benefits for over 100 years. Even though it wasn't designed to be an army knife, it quickly gained acceptance in Emperor William's army. This was also the time that created the name "Emperor William Knife". Today, it is used worldwide and distinguishes itself with its narrow, rugged design in everyday life. It is lockable, which facilitates safety in working with it.

Specifications:

• Blade steel: Stainless steel 1.4034
• Handle: steel powder-coated red
• Total length: 200 mm
• Blade length: 90 mm
• Handle length: 110 mm
• Blade shape: medium pointed
• Blade thickness: 3,0 mm
• Locking type: Backlock
• Locking mechanism: lockable
• Spring material: Carbon steel C45
• Weight: 75 g

For more than 100 years the Mercator knife has been produced in Solingen almost unchanged. This Solingen original was first produced in the knife and blade forge "Mercator" Indiawerk Heinrich Kaufmann & Söhne. Even though it was not designed as an army knife, the army of Kaiser Wilhelm quickly learned to appreciate the qualities of the Mercator. The name "Kaiser Wilhelm Messer" originates from this time. As it is almost indestructible, the Mercator knife was passed on from generation to generation in the past. This is also how it made the leap into the present day.

Since 1995 this robust pocket knife has been produced by OTTER-Messer in Solingen. Its shape has remained the same until today, as well as its qualities with which it distinguishes itself in everyday life: reliability, robustness and handiness. In addition to the traditional shapes of the Mercator knife, you will also find some new models which stand out in colour but still retain their classic silhouette.

Simple, functional and robust — the Mercator knife has offered these benefits for over 100 years. Even though it wasn't designed to be an army knife, it quickly gained acceptance in Emperor William's army. This was also the time that created the name "Emperor William Knife". Today, it is used worldwide and distinguishes itself with its narrow, rugged design in everyday life. It is lockable, which facilitates safety in working with it.

Blade steel: Carbon steel C75
Handle: steel powder-coated black
Total length: 200 mm
Blade length: 90 mm
Handle length: 110 mm
Blade shape: medium pointed
Blade thickness: 3,0 mm
Locking type: Backlock
Locking mechanism: lockable
Spring material: Carbon steel C45
Weight: 75 g

In Albacete, in the southeast of Spain, the Miguel Nieto brand has crafted quality knives since the 16th century. Nowadays they utilise a combination of modern technologies with traditional craft experiences. The company still draws from family traditions and secrets of the craft which have been passed on from generation to generation.

The Nieto brand is synonymous with tradition and quality with modern design. When producing blades only a high-quality Spanish steel AN-58 is used, tempered to 58-60 HRC.

Specifications 

• Type: Folding Knife
• Blade Material: AN-58 Steel
• Blade length: 80 mm
• Blade thickness: 3 mm
• Blade shape: Drop Point
• Handle: Olive
• Handle length: 110 mm
• Total length: 190 mm
• Locking type: Backlock
• Weight: 63 g
• Origin: Spain

Miguel Nieto Centaur N695 Mikarata Black

In Albacete, in the southeast of Spain, the Miguel Nieto brand has crafted quality knives since the 16th century. Nowadays they utilise a combination of modern technologies with traditional craft experiences. The company still draws from family traditions and secrets of the craft which have been passed on from generation to generation.

The Nieto brand is synonymous with tradition and quality with modern design.

Specifications

• Type: Folding Knife
• Blade Material: Böhler N695 Steel
• Blade length: 80 mm
• Blade thickness: 3 mm
• Blade shape: Drop Point/Leaf Shape
• Serrated: No
• Handle: Mikarta Black
• Handle length: 105 mm
• Total length: 185 mm
• Locking type: Backlock
• Weight: 123 g
• Clip: Green paracord
• Origin: Spain
• Designed by M.de la Torre

In Albacete, in the southeast of Spain, the Miguel Nieto brand has crafted quality knives since the 16th century. Nowadays they utilise a combination of modern technologies with traditional craft experiences. The company still draws from family traditions and secrets of the craft which have been passed on from generation to generation.

The Nieto brand is synonymous with tradition and quality with modern design. When producing blades only a high-quality Spanish steel 1.4116 is used

Specifications 

• Type: Folding Knife
• Blade Material: Steel (1.4116)
• Blade length: 95 mm
• Blade thickness: 3 mm
• Blade shape: Drop Point
• Handle: Micarta Canva
• Handle length:1 20 mm
• Total length :215 mm
• Locking type: Backlock
• Weight: 154 g
• Origin: Spain

Miguel Nieto Fighter Plus Katex Blue

 In Albacete, in the southeast of Spain, the Miguel Nieto brand has crafted quality knives since the 16th century. Nowadays they utilise a combination of modern technologies with traditional craft experiences. The company still draws from family traditions and secrets of the craft which have been passed on from generation to generation.

The Nieto brand is synonymous with tradition and quality with modern design.

Specifications

• Type: Folding Knife
• Blade Material: Böhler N695 Steel
• Blade length: 95 mm
• Blade thickness: 3 mm
• Blade shape: Drop Point/Leaf Shape
• Serrated: No
• Handle: Mikarta Blue
• Handle length: 123 mm
• Total length: 220 mm
• Locking type: Backlock
• Weight: 159 g
• Clip: Green paracord
• Origin: Spain

Miguel Nieto Ranger N695 Mikarata Black

In Albacete, in the southeast of Spain, the Miguel Nieto brand has crafted quality knives since the 16th century. Nowadays they utilise a combination of modern technologies with traditional craft experiences. The company still draws from family traditions and secrets of the craft which have been passed on from generation to generation.

The Nieto brand is synonymous with tradition and quality with modern design.

Specifications

• Type: Folding Knife
• Blade Material: Böhler N695 Steel
• Blade length: 80 mm
• Blade thickness: 3 mm
• Blade shape: Tanto
• Serrated: No
• Handle: Mikarta Black
• Handle length: 110 mm
• Total length: 190 mm
• Locking type: Backlock
• Weight: 122 g
• Clip: Green paracord
• Origin: Spain
• Designed by M.de la Torre

The Miguel Nieto Rescate (Rescue) Folding knife features two blades. One standard drop point blade & a Multi-purpose rescue blade. 

The rescue blade was designed to combat difficult situations or positions in which a drop point blade would struggle to be effective. The hook at the end of the rescue blade is designed to free people from harnesses, straps or belts. Following down the top, the serrated section has a Pearl Edge made to cut different ropes, tapes & fabrics. Lastly, the long hole at the middle top is for easy opening & to use as a shackle opening key.

In Albacete, in the southeast of Spain, the Miguel Nieto brand has crafted quality knives since the 16th century. Nowadays they utilise a combination of modern technologies with traditional craft experiences. The company still draws from family traditions and secrets of the craft which have been passed on from generation to generation.

The Nieto brand is synonymous with tradition and quality with modern design. When producing blades only a high-quality Spanish steel AN-58 is used, tempered to 58-60 HRC.

Specifications 

• Type: Folding Knife
• Blade Material: AN-58 Steel
• Blade length: 79 mm
• Blade thickness: 2 mm
• Blade shape: Drop Point, Serrated & Hook
• Serrated: Yes
• Handle: Blue Mikarta (Micarta)
• Handle length: 110 mm
• Total length: 182 mm
• Locking type: Slip Joint
• Weight: 97 g
• Origin: Spain
• Warranty: Lifetime

In Albacete, in the southeast of Spain, the Miguel Nieto brand has crafted quality knives since the 16th century. Nowadays they utilise a combination of modern technologies with traditional craft experiences. The company still draws from family traditions and secrets of the craft which have been passed on from generation to generation.

The Nieto brand is synonymous with tradition and quality with modern design. When producing blades only a high-quality Spanish steel 1.4116 is used

Specifications 

• Type: Folding Knife
• Blade Material: 1.4116 Steel
• Blade length: 85 mm
• Blade thickness: 3 mm
• Blade shape: Drop Point
• Handle: Micarta
• Handle length: 105 mm
• Total length: 190 mm
• Locking type: Backlock
• Weight: 100 g
• Origin: Spain

In Albacete, in the southeast of Spain, the Miguel Nieto brand has crafted quality knives since the 16th century. Nowadays they utilise a combination of modern technologies with traditional craft experiences. The company still draws from family traditions and secrets of the craft which have been passed on from generation to generation.

The Nieto brand is synonymous with tradition and quality with modern design. When producing blades only a high-quality Spanish steel AN-58 is used, tempered to 58-60 HRC.

Specifications 

• Type: Folding Knife
• Blade Material: AN-58 Steel
• Blade length: 80 mm
• Blade thickness: 3 mm
• Blade shape: Modified Drop Point
• Handle: Natural Olive Wood
• Handle length: 105 mm
• Total length: 185 mm
• Locking type: Backlock
• Weight: 80 g
• Origin: Spain

• Pocket knife with 58 mm blade, belt clip and snap hook.
• Overall length (folded): 90 mm
• Blade: 440A

The Steyr Mannlicher wood pocket jacknife BF-434ZW is a handy pocket knife made of satin-finished steel and light-colored wood.

It features a clip on its back to be safely carried around. Sometimes it is used as a bill clip as well.

Specifications:

• Blade length: 58mm
• Blade Material: 440A steel
• Folded length: 90mm
• Belt clip and snap hook
• Wooden covers
• Manufacturer: Steyr Arms
• Manufacturer Code: 1-HW-BF434ZW

This butterfly trainer will delight all those who miss the unique feel of a balisong knife and want to enjoy the fun that comes with handling this special mechanism. It features a sturdy all-metal design with a blunt dummy blade that has no cutting edge and cannot be sharpened. With a spring-loaded T-latch.

Technical Data:

• Blade length   98 mm
• Overall length   230 mm
• Blade thickness   2,7 mm
• Weight   150 g
• Blade shape   Dummy
• Blade material   420
• Handle material   Stainless
• Locking system   Safety Latch

The Umarex EF141 Elite Force is af older knife with an ergonomic polymer grip that fits perfectly into your hand. The spearpoint-blade from 440-C-steel is fixed with a linerlock. A belt clip ensures that the knife is always in reach.

Specifications:
• Weight: 187 g
• Grip Material: Plastic
• Blade Length: 86 mm
• Overall Length: 212 mm
• Blade material: 440C
• Locking system: Liner-Lock
• Blade form: Spearpoint

Umarex Elite Force EF102 | 8.3cm Camo Tanto Stainless Blade

Umarex folding knife Elite Force model EF102 with urban camo tanto blade. Blade is made of 420 steel, has a tanto tip, is accompanied by a one-handed opening track, which makes it possible to unfold the knife with one hand.

The knife has a belt clip joined to the body. The extra specialty of this knife is the inner edge at the bottom, which is suitable for safe cutting belts, manacles and others. At the end of the knife is a tool for smashing glass in the case of emergency. All in all this knife makes an extremely handy tool for all situations.

Features:

• Tanto Point Blade
• One-Handed Opening
• Folding Knife
• Glass Breaker
• Belt Cutter
• Belt Clip
• Urban Camouflage Finish on Blade

Specifications