Mercator mit Edelstahl-Clip

A knife must not only be sharp, but also fit your own type. And if you then have a handmade Mercator from the Otter knife manufactory in Solingen in your hand, you must know that the history of the knife goes back to 1867. The Mercator pocket knife was developed and manufactured by the company Heinrich Kaufman & Söhne. It was registered as a D.R.G.M (Deutsches Reich Gebrauchsmuster). So be aware that it is already something special to own a real Mercator.

The Mercator stainless steel model 10-836RGR is one of the newest knives from Otter. It is still made by hand in the traditional way. After a total of 42 steps of traditional craftsmanship, the Mercator is ready and waiting for you. The pocket knife has a 9 cm long blade made of 4034 stainless steel. The nail nick on the blade puts the knife in the working position and a back-lock locks it decently. The stainless steel hilt construction is ingenious. The steel box construction makes the hilt stable, flat and very handy. A powder coating protects the hilt from the elements. At the end of the handle is a lanyard loop. A paracord cord can be conveniently attached here. A steel clip is attached to the back. The Mercator is an interesting pocket knife, a daily companion. It fits in any trouser or jacket pocket. It has a history and is still made by hand today.