Overview
A classic utility hunting knife featuring a stacked leather handle and a stainless steel clip-point blade.
Preliminary identification
Photo reference
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Overview
A classic utility hunting knife featuring a stacked leather handle and a stainless steel clip-point blade.
Story
Following the historic 'Ping-Pong Diplomacy' of the 1970s, the 1980s saw a massive influx of Chinese-made goods into American hardware stores and bait shops.
Maker / Origin
The 'Horse Brand' was a prominent export label used by Chinese state-owned enterprises, specifically the Guangdong Light Industrial Products group, to categorize hardware and cutlery.
Condition & Value
The blade shows significant sharpening marks and surface abrasions, indicating it was a frequently used tool. These were mass-produced as budget-friendly alternatives to American brands.
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