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F.Herder 5 inch Skinning Knife 8675-13,00
Product Information
Category: KnifeRM160.00
Made by F. Herder, a brand established since 300 years ago
Out of stock
Description
Brand
Description
F. Herder 5 inch Skinning Knife 8675-13,00
F. Herder 5 inch Skinning Knife 8675-13,00
Knife designed for animal skinning
Blade length is 13 cm or about 5 inch
Stainless steel blade
Blade made from hard steel (about 58 HRC)
Very sharp knife and stay sharp for long time
Original product made in Solingen Germany
Brand
F.Herder
F.Herder
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