Trying to figure out anything about this maker.
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Possibly "Arvi Albacete Spain"? That's about all I've found. Care to share an image or two of the whole knife?
LazerTornado
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Thanks. Best I figured was ARVI Albacez. All I know about it was that it was bought by my father in Spain while Franco was in power.
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Alava.Coursolle
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Hello, The brand is the modern "Arcos" from Albacete, the cutlery capital of Spain, something like the spanish Solingen 
you can see how the style of the "A" survived until present logo.
This brand is one of the oldest in the world, and the biggest in spain about cutlery.
There is a tradition among all spaniards to own at least one arcos in our home.
you can see how the style of the "A" survived until present logo.This brand is one of the oldest in the world, and the biggest in spain about cutlery.
There is a tradition among all spaniards to own at least one arcos in our home.
Alava.Coursolle
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Hello,
Today in a local shop I found an old stock arcos block set
the image is a little poor because I took it with my phone but you can see the old logo style
Today in a local shop I found an old stock arcos block set
the image is a little poor because I took it with my phone but you can see the old logo style
Very 'Sabatier' style. I like it.
Hey, do you know where in Spain Henckels manufactures their 'International' line?
Hey, do you know where in Spain Henckels manufactures their 'International' line?
Alava.Coursolle
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Yeah, some are arcos some are Martinez y Gascón. The Twin pollux is very "similar"
to the escorial line... although nothing is 100% sure.
