Knife Logos ID

[JoyF]

Anybody know what these knife logos are? Thanks.

 

[jg6233]

The first one is very similar to a Peugeot car log which is not currently used. I could not find a similar Peugeot- Feres knives logo. Still looking at the second. Perhaps an early Jaguar logo?

 

[Arathol]

Anybody know what these knife logos are? Thanks.

Heraldic device, the crowned lion rampant

Could be anything from a rat to a tiger.....

Post pictures of the entire knives....

 

[not2sharp]

…Could be anything from a rat to a tiger.....

It looks like a squirrel with a broken hind leg.

I suspect spurious markings on a flea market knife.

N2s

 

[killgar]

The logo on the bottom knife is common on cheap Chinese switchblades. You won't get a brand name for that one.

A word of advice- when asking for knife ID's it can be helpful to post pics of the entire knife. Sometimes features of the knife can make it easier to identify.

 

[JoyF]

One is an automatic.

 

[JoyF]

The logo on the bottom knife is common on cheap Chinese switchblades. You won't get a brand name for that one.

Yes, that one is a switchblade. Thanks.

 

[killgar]

For the sake of clarity, there is a vendor who sells such knives under the brand name "Panther" (picture below), but they sell a wide variety of knives under that brand name, including completely different types of knives with no logo's at all.

I always believed the animal logo was a panther or a cat. But that logo has been around a lot longer than the vendor I referenced. I stand by my earlier post that there is no actual brand name associated with that logo, or if there is, it is known only to the manufacturer in China. That logo has been a subject of curiosity and discussion on various parts of the internet for many years.

 

[JoyF]

Ok, very helpful. Thanks.

 

[TC]

That second animal is a stainless. Says so right there below the picture. In central Europe they are often called a rostfrei.

 

[Arathol]

That second animal is a stainless. Says so right there below the picture. In central Europe they are often called a rostfrei.

In some European countries that is called an Inox.....

 

[Henry Beige]

Second the observation on the Peugeot crest. I have owned three of them. If that means something to you, I don’t need to hear it

 

[TC]

In some European countries that is called an Inox.....

Even better! Sounds legit. (Or was that one of those African critters?)