These are high quality knives, hand made and sharp. For lovers of traditional American pocket knives, these are great pocket knives.

Is Kutmaster still in business?

The best thing about our company is that we specialize in cutlery. We have been in business for over 100 years and are still going strong. To give you some ideas, here are several different markets that are currently purchasing knives, along with what styles of knives they purchase.

Who made Kutmaster knives?

The Utica Cutlery Company
Kutmaster Knives was founded by a team of Utica businessmen with the name-The Utica Cutlery Company in 1910. This knifing brand was widely known as an active supplier of bayonets and carbine parts during the World War II era. This has earned the firm a reputed title of Army-Navy.

When did Utica start making pocket knives?

The company has continuously manufactured pocket knives since 1910. In 1918, fixed blade kitchen cutlery was added. During World War II, the company manufactured bayonets and carbine parts and earned Utica™ the coveted Army-Navy E., as well as a number of other awards.

Who is the Utica Cutlery Company?

The Utica Cutlery Company was founded in 1910 by a group of prominent Utica businessmen. It was felt that a metal working industry would create employment and bring economic balance to the area. The primary industry in Utica at that time was textile manufacturing. The original location for the company was 820 Noyes Street.

What kind of knife is a nearly near mint Utica?

This is a Nearly Near Mint UTICA (arched) CUTLERY CO UTICA, NY 3-Blade Equal End Junior Cattle Folding Pocket Knife with an Unused and Unsharpened Car.. TANG STAMPS: SENECA CUTLERY CO UTICA NY LENGTH (CLOSED): 3 3/16 .”

Where are cutlery knives made?

The Utica Cutlery Company factory is located at the same site where it began in 1910: on a sleepy residential street in a town that’s smack-dab in the middle of upstate NY’s picturesque forests and hills. Their line of pocket knives ranges from traditional hunting knives to super-functional, modern multitools.