Pocket Knives - Clasp Knives - Folding Knives

Our HUBERTUS manufacturing program comprises different classic and modern types of pocket knives. 

This section is still under construction and will be completed soon. 

In our HUBERTUS manufacturing program we offer different classic and modern types of pocket knives:

  • angler's knives
  • cable stripping knives
  • collector's knives
  • folding knives with locking blade
  • gardener's knives
  • hunting knives
  • nobility knives
  • pen knives
  • pick stickers
  • professional knives
  • pruning knives
  • race knives/ timber scribes
  • rescue knives
  • sailor's knives
  • sodbuster
  • switchblade knives
  • take-apart picnic knives
  • Westphalian Nobility Knives
  • Varieties of Configuration (we don't offer all combinations!)

    • bocote-wood
    • bone colored
    • bone routed & colored
    • bone plain
    • buffolo horn
    • celluloid
    • Corian® DuPont
    • ebony
    • ivory
    • ivory-Micarta
    • glass fiber reinforced in carbon fiber design
    • mammoth-ivory
    • MICARTA®
    • nylon olive-green, red, black
    • mother of pearl
    • palisander
    • rosewood
    • snakewood
    • stag horn
    • stag horn grinded & polished
    • stainless steel needle etched
    • synthetic material- stag horn imitation
    • synthetic material-composit,
    • ZYTEL® DuPont
    • awl
    • bayonet shape
    • Baumreisser blade
    • champagne hook
    • clip-point shape
    • can opener
    • drop-point shape
    • gutting hook
    • pen knife blade
    • fish scaler
    • fork blade
    • bottle opener
    • copulate blade
    • corkscrew
    • rescue knife blade with tearing hook
    • saw
    • shackle opener 
    • sheep's foot shape
    • screwdriver
    • gutting blade
    • damascus steel 320 layers (Balbach damask)
    • cast steel C45
    • heavy duty steel stainless DIN 1.4109 / X65CrMo14
    • heavy duty steel stainless DIN 1.4112 / X90CrMoV18
    • stainless material DIN 1.4034
    • stainless 440A
    • stainless​ 440C
    • Sandvik 13C26

    Historical Review

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    hand-drawn, colored illustrations of pocket knives in a pattern book of an unknown company.
    Solingen, around 1860