Eickhorn

Eickhorn ACK Advanced Combat Survival Knife - 448818	Eickhorn Gentlemen's Placid Liner Lock Knife - Nr. 104150	Eickhorn Gentlemen's Sculpted Liner Lock Knife - Nr. 104196B
Eickhorn Gentlemen's Wave Sculpted Liner Lock Knife - Nr. 104196	Eickhorn Slim-cut Liner Lock Knife - Black - Nr. 104133	Eickhorn Slim-cut Liner Lock Knife - Blue - Nr. 104130
Eickhorn Slim-cut Liner Lock Knife - Red - Nr. 104131	Eickhorn Tanto Combat Military Survival Knife - EHKM2K

...The first mention of the name Eickhorn as it relates to cutlery is in 1356 when archives mention Eykorne as a hardener.

The iconic squirrel logo made its first appearance about 1607. The design has changed over the years, but each incarnation has feature this trademark animal. But the story of this trademark being acquired by the Eickhorn family is fairly complex.

As with so many of the Solingen trademarks the squirrel was used by various companies and there were some disputes over ownership. In fact the single squirrel was not used by Eickhorn until after WWI. Previously it was owned by Aug. Meis & Co., Maschinenfabrik and was only free to be used by Eickhorn when they Meis went out of business about 1920. That is why Eickhorn used the double squirrel logo starting in 1906.

The Eickhorn company was established in 1865 by Carl Eickhorn a grinder, merchant and manufacturer whose is descended from a family who has roots in the cutlery business going back 500 years.

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