Hen & Rooster Congress Pocket Knives
Hen & Rooster Congress pocket knives for sale.
The Hen & Rooster brand was established in 1845 by Carl Bertram. He was a well known owner of a poultry business in Solingen, Germany where he began to manufacture his own line of cutlery. It was because of his association to poultry that the logo of a hen and rooster became his brand. Hen & Rooster is what many people consider "World's Finest Cutlery Since 1845." In 1983, The Hen & Rooster trademark was acquired by James Frost of Frost Cutlery. Frost Cutlery has continued the Hen & Rooster reputation of excellence.
Congress pocket knives are hinged on both ends of the handle boasting anywhere between two and five blades total. Most commonly, there are two blades on each end – one bigger blade and one smaller. The blade types vary depending on what knife you choose.
Check out our great prices on Hen & Rooster congress pocket knives below.
The Hen & Rooster brand was established in 1845 by Carl Bertram. He was a well known owner of a poultry business in Solingen, Germany where he began to manufacture his own line of cutlery. It was because of his association to poultry that the logo of a hen and rooster became his brand. Hen & Rooster is what many people consider "World's Finest Cutlery Since 1845." In 1983, The Hen & Rooster trademark was acquired by James Frost of Frost Cutlery. Frost Cutlery has continued the Hen & Rooster reputation of excellence.
Congress pocket knives are hinged on both ends of the handle boasting anywhere between two and five blades total. Most commonly, there are two blades on each end – one bigger blade and one smaller. The blade types vary depending on what knife you choose.
Check out our great prices on Hen & Rooster congress pocket knives below.
Featured Products of Hen & Rooster Congress Pocket Knives
HR364SRPB Hen & Rooster Congress Pocket Knife Red Pick Bone
3.63" closed. mirror finish stainless coping, sheepsfoot, spear, and pen blades. Red pick bone handle. nickel silver bolster(s). Inlay shield. Boxed. Made in Germany.