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Krut, Jarl and Juni Prestige Knives
What distinguishes a Swedish knife? Perhaps
the apparently simple design or maybe providing
a good and safe function, all without frills. The
classic clean lines discern a philosophy that
honours the skill and experience of the mind,
where the tool is allowed to play its part but to
outshine the one that holds the handle - the
perfect combination. So it is with Krut, Jarl
and Juni, our new sheath knives. Handle of
rich curly birch, solid nickel silver ttings and
sharp blade of laminated cobalt steel on Krut
and laminated powder steel (3G) for Jarl and
Juni. The world’s best, in our opinion. A black
leather sheath is included.
Krut – is an old Swedish soldier name,
used around 200 years ago, and should be
understood as Blackpowder. Sons of farmers
took such names when they joined the
Swedish Army around that time.
PRODUCT DETAILS SK6 SK1 SK3
Total length (mm) 277 210 147
Blade length (mm) 158 97 70
Blade thickness (mm) 6 4,5 3
Blade prole Convex
Tang Full-length
Weight (knife) 258 g 135 g 48 g
Steel Lam.CoS 3G 3G
Hardness (HRC) 60 62 62
Handle material Curly birch
Sheath Black leather
PRODUCT DETAILS V1 GP
Total length (mm) 300 180
Blade length (mm) 170 78
Blade thickness (mm) 7 3
Blade prole Convex, xed
Tang Full-length -
Weight (knife) 369 g 97 g
Steel Lam.CoS
Hardness (HRC) 60
Handle material cocobolo
Sheath Black leather -
Locking - Liner lock
The Volcano Knife is the prestige knife for the
really experienced outtter. Only those who
have got the experience from living outdoors
will understand how to use this exceptional
knife. However, the knife is not only very strong
and holds an edge extremely well, it’s tremen-
dously beautiful as well. Since the Volcano knife
is all handmade, very few Volcano knives will
become available thru the coming years. Still,
it’s worth waiting for! Is delivered with a well
made black leather sheath, all packed in a solid
wood gift box.
Gentleman’s Pocket Knife appears to be a tra-
ditional, slightly old-fashioned pocket knife but
if you look at it closely you will nd nothing but
modern materials and hi-tech solutions. We had
some professional hunters to look at a hand-
made sample of the GP, and their spontane-
ous review was: This is how a folding knife for
hunting purposes should look alike! Aside from
personal preferences, we guess that many will
like the steel of this knife, our newly developed
laminated cobalt steel is unlikely sharp. Other
benets include the reliable blade lock. A prop-
erly built liner-lock system is, in our opinion, the
world’s strongest blade lock while still being
easy to deal with. This technical solution also
means that the knife is easy to clean. Rinse
it under running warm water and let it dry for
achieving best hygiene and function. As the
strong blade bolt is threaded, you can adjust
the blade inertia to suit your personal taste. The
blade joint does not require lubrication. Oil and
grease rather attract dust and dirt and this will
increase rather than reduce wear. The shackle
at the end of the handle allows you tie the knife
– you wouldn’t like to lose this beauty! The rst
version of the GP is made in stainless steel and
dark cocobolo, but other versions may also
emerge in the future.
Jarl – is as Earl or Duke, a title used by the
most powerful ofcer in Sweden. The “right
hand” to several Swedish kings during the
middle age or around 1000 – 1300 A.D., the
most powerful public ofcial, during the time
when Sweden was christened and became
a nation. A good old name, not very common
– but sounds powerful and is treated with re-
spect.
Juni – is the Swedish name for Juno, the pre-
mium goddess in the Roman mythology (Hera
in Greece myths). Married to Jupiter (Zeus in
Greece myths), she is associated to married
women, life giving and childbirth. Juno gave
name to the summer month Juni (Swedish)
or June (English). In Sweden, Juni is a tradi-
tional female name, not very common – but
beautiful, reminding about ourishing summer
meads.