ThorinNNY
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I have a knife my grandfather brought back from a visit to his relatives in Sweden. He gave it to me in 1961 or 2, IIRC.
It's a fixed blade sheath knife with an OAL of 20 cm or 8 in.The blade is 9.8 cm or 3 7/8 inches. The blade is stamped K.J. ERIKSSON, MORA, SWEDEN. The handle appears to be made of red plastic.
It's seen a lot of use and I had to replace the sheath. the replacement sheath is not an exact match to the original, but it does the job.
I keep seeing posts about "MORA" knives and I`m wondering if mine qualifies as one. It has served me well over the years, but learning it`s history would be an extra bonus.
Any feedback would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
PS I apologize for not posting a picture haven`t figured out how to do that yet.
It's a fixed blade sheath knife with an OAL of 20 cm or 8 in.The blade is 9.8 cm or 3 7/8 inches. The blade is stamped K.J. ERIKSSON, MORA, SWEDEN. The handle appears to be made of red plastic.
It's seen a lot of use and I had to replace the sheath. the replacement sheath is not an exact match to the original, but it does the job.
I keep seeing posts about "MORA" knives and I`m wondering if mine qualifies as one. It has served me well over the years, but learning it`s history would be an extra bonus.
Any feedback would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
PS I apologize for not posting a picture haven`t figured out how to do that yet.
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