Traditional Pocket Knives Revives the Indian Head Brand with the Help of Great Eastern Cutlery

[@c.risnercutlery]

I always appreciate the extra detail, research and knowledge you put into your videos. It has been such a pleasure getting to know you and your family over these last five or six years and I highly value our "knife friendship!" Thank you for taking the time to review these knives and the brand. Glad you are enjoying the tradition and history behind the Indian Head brand!

[@richterknives]

Great video. I love that Austin is reviving these knives and he picked the perfect company to make them. I love the 32 pattern

[@c.risnercutlery]

I really appreciate that, thank you so much!

[@stephenjeffrey75]

Great video! Thanks for sharing.👍💯

[@gizmocarr3093]

Beautiful looking covers.👍

[@Engineeringpreparedness86]

Logan with the heat, per usual. 🔥

[@KnifeThoughts]

🙏

[@DavidAsh-q2l]

Its a 1902 Indian Head penny.

[@KnifeThoughts]

🤦‍♂️ thank you

[@socratesfriend745]

Wheres it made ? If you do a knife video the only thing I want to know is, Where is it made?

[@KnifeThoughts]

I can’t share every piece of information on every knife. Especially since I’m not a specs guy, it’s not my thing. But I said that it was made by GEC and you can easily look up where they are; Titusville Pennsylvania USA. Plus I think it has their address on the tube I showed.

[@socratesfriend745]

@@KnifeThoughts Thanks I look at numerous knife videos and rarely does any one say where the knife is made. I aint buyin mothin from China when I can avoid it. If its made in America say so proudly !

[@mikeadams2538]

Really gorgeous looking knives, but the price is way too far out there….

[@c.risnercutlery]

Thanks Mike!

[@mrchiefbs]

I got one. Definetly don't think it's worth the price though.

[@c.risnercutlery]

Appreciate it!

[@LarryReynolds591]

Need one of those Solingens