I've had this knife for quite a while now. It's one of my favourites. It's by a company called Normark, with an EKA blade. I can't find anything about Normark on the Internet. Does anyone know anything about them?
Does anyone know anything about this knife?
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I've still got that model, Didn't pay that much for it though. Never seen another like it in the shops though.
It's similar to the super swede but I've not seen another like it. Just wondering why branded as Normark. And not EKA, who have stamped the blade as such.
If only I could speak Danish....
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I think it's a swede 60.
I've got one, great knife.
Strong lock and the steel holds a fantastic edge.
I've got one, great knife.
Strong lock and the steel holds a fantastic edge.
Many year ago that knife was a favourite of the Royal Marines, it was the Normark Big Swede, later it was replaced in the RM's favours by the Normark Super Swede.
Normark was effectviely Branding, they provided a known name to high quality but relatively unknown merchandise from very good companies.
The actual knife is effectvely an Eka Swede 60 whilst the Super Swede is the Swede 92, both knives are top pieces of kit and I had a super swede for well over ten years.
Normark was effectviely Branding, they provided a known name to high quality but relatively unknown merchandise from very good companies.
The actual knife is effectvely an Eka Swede 60 whilst the Super Swede is the Swede 92, both knives are top pieces of kit and I had a super swede for well over ten years.
It is an old standard EKA model with a Normark logo.
I remember Normark equipment from when I was a kid because it was fairly cheap, but the quality was thereafter. From the link above it looks like the brand still exists, but I rarely see it in shops here in Norway anymore.
EKA (Eskilstuna) is good quality steel.
Guess it has been some kind of promo gadget for Normark some time ago.
I remember Normark equipment from when I was a kid because it was fairly cheap, but the quality was thereafter. From the link above it looks like the brand still exists, but I rarely see it in shops here in Norway anymore.
EKA (Eskilstuna) is good quality steel.
Guess it has been some kind of promo gadget for Normark some time ago.
