



Back in the late 1800’s pocket knives began their use as promotional products. The Remington Cutlery Company started to produce knives with other company logos, like Purina Nehi, Franklin Fire Insurance, and Kelly Tires. These “Company Logo Knives” are the earliest examples that I can find. So, if you ever find an old-looking pocket knife at a flea market with those logos, it is probably over 100 years old.
The 5 criteria that determine the value of an old company logo knife, are,
An extensive source of knowledge on Company Logo Knives can be found in this fantastic book:
White, Richard D., Advertising Cutlery With Values, Schiffer Publishing Ltd. , 1999

Logo Knives are popular all year. But Christmas is the hottest time for these gifts with your company logo laser engraved on them. Santa has a big inventory of gift knives this year. Who doesn’t like to receive a quality pocket knife with the giver’s logo on it? Business owners across the country understand this. That’s why they have chosen these pocket knives to display their business logo. Logo Knives are gifts that last forever. And they keep advertising your logo forever.
Merry Christmas from Logo-Knives.com.
Stonebridge 24xx Smooth Blade Lockback Pocket Knife in Colors
Your Company Logo Knives are always a big hit with your employees at

Christmas. Santa likes them too, because they come in small packages. Santa is sure to make a swift pass down the chimney, with no chance of a big package getting him stuck.
Here are some of Santa’s favorites:
Buck® Bantam BLW Orange Camo Lockback 285CM9
CASE Smooth Red Bone Mini Trapper cs.96261
CRKT Kalbi Liner Lock 7540
Starline Wood Handle Knife WH5
In most of the United States, June is the beginning of these outdoor activities. That’s because the weather has finally become warm or hot enough.
This is also the time for using your Logo Knives, backpacks, tents, fishing gear, and boating equipment. Have fun with your favorite pocket knives, some of which may be shown here. Just be careful and don’t hold them like this monkey is handling them.


April 18 is NATIONAL LINEMAN APPRECIATION DAY in the United States.

Linemen have to work in just about any kind of weather. They have a job I wouldn’t want to have. When a storm pushes through your area and knocks down some power lines and poles, these men are called into action. April 18 is your chance to thank them for their service. How can you do that?