1 review for Vintage Merrill Style Knives by Al Cohen
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These are most likely made by Al Cohen who brought the rights from Merrill. Al’s knives have brass ends while the original Merrill knives were a silver colored metal. The first batch Al had made were fantastic and as good as the original Merrill’s. Later batches weren’t as well made. They look and feel genuine, but I cannot be certain.
Effect: They are a wonderful set of knives that look authentic and move very smoothly in your hands. These are easily as nice as the Joe Mogar knives I’ve used for years, and maybe even better. They also look like real knives that you could buy from the hardware store.
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Frank Lehmann –
From the pictures, these look like Merrill knives made by Al Cohen. I understand that Al bought the rights from Merrill. Al’s knives have brass ends while the original Merrill knives were a silver colored metal. The first batch Al had made were fantastic and as good as the original Merrill’s. Later batches weren’t as well made.
I like these better than the Mogar knives because they have metal at both ends, eliminating the possibility of flashing, and they look more like a regular pocket knife (which they are) than the Mogars.