Ontario Knife Company Old Hickory 7" Butcher Knife with Hardwood Handle
Model: OK7025
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Catalog Number: 82954
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Product Description
Features:
- 7" blade of 1095 carbon steel
- Hardwood handle branded Old Hickory
- Handle secured with brass compression rivets
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Brands You Trust: Ontario Knife Company
Situated in New York State's scenic Southern Tier, Ontario Knife Company produces one of the most comprehensive, wide-ranging product lines in the cutlery industry today. Ontario has built its reputation on a heritage of uncompromising craftsmanship, quality materials and components . . . and a steadfast commitment to its workforce. Ontario's products routinely deliver the most cherished attributes of PERFORMANCE and VALUE . . . all at affordable prices!
In addition to being a major supplier to the U.S. Government, OKC teams up with a nationwide network of distributors/dealers to market its products to many diverse consumer and niche markets. Worldwide sales activity encompasses some 28 countries . . . and continues to grow. "You might say we're really a 'quiet company,' but there's really a lot more going on than meets the eye!"
Consider Ontario Knife when in need of knives, machetes, edged products and specialty tools.
Customer Reviews
Average Customer Review: Write an online review and share your thoughts with other customers. Oscar E. from Corpus Christi, TXThe old hickory knives are knives my grandfather used. I'm glad they are still made today. It has an excellent handle and is easy to sharpen. I can't wait for the blade to turn black.
