Ed Mahony
4.7
No minimum
ED MAHONY Wildlife Duo pocket knife, stag handle, 440C
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This is a robust and versatile pocket knife, perfect for both hunting and outdoor activities. The sturdy 440C steel blade and elegant deer horn handle make this knife a true classic. Thanks to the handy belt clip, it is always within reach, whether you are on the road or at home. This compact knife is a reliable companion for any occasion.
The knife has a practical sawing function, so you can also use it for lighter jobs. The solid construction and classic design make this a durable and timeless accessory. Whether you're hunting, camping or just need a handy knife, this pocket knife will be a valuable addition to your equipment.
The knife has a practical sawing function, so you can also use it for lighter jobs. The solid construction and classic design make this a durable and timeless accessory. Whether you're hunting, camping or just need a handy knife, this pocket knife will be a valuable addition to your equipment.
| Length | 31 cm |
| Weight | 163g |
| Material | Stainless Steel, Leather, Steel, Horn |
| Brand location | Germany |
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Ed Mahony
4.7
No minimum
The family roots date back to the beginning of the 20th century. Until the 90s of the last century, the focus was on the production of utility knives for agriculture and households. With the start of the foundation of a company, especially for hunting and outdoor equipment in 2005, the focus shifted to the import and from 2012 on the production of own hunting and outdoor knives. At the same time, Ed Mahony started to develop and design kitchen knives together with Ernst Siebeneicher-Hellwig, a renowned knifemaker and book author in Germany. All kitchen knives are made in smaller workshops, either in Japan or China.
