Friedrich Herder Abraham Sohn Paring Knife Cherry wood Carbon steel

Friedrich Herder Abraham Sohn Paring Knife Cherry wood Carbon steel non-stainless 

total length 19.0 cm
Blade length 8.5 cm corresponds to 3.25 inches
Blade shape degree cut
Blade material Carbon steel, non-stainless
Hardness 56-57 Rockwell
Style Zöppken
Type of grind Solingen thin grind, finely pierced
Handle material cherry wood, double riveted with brass 
Manufacturer Friedr. Herder Abr. Sohn, Solingen, Germany 
Special feature decorated blade with the pikas  
Packaging Gift box of the manufacturer 
Search words degree cut, kitchen knife, classic medium, carbon steel, non-stainless, fruit knife, chef's knife

The company Friedrich Herder Abraham Sohn GmbH is a cutlery company from Solingen. It is active both domestically and heavily in exports. One of the company's trademarks since 1727 has been "Pik As
Friedr. Herder Abr. Sohn has been manufacturing knives, scissors and tools for a wide range of applications since 1727. Traditional manufacturing techniques combined with constant further development bring our products to top quality and long-lasting sharpness.
 On 27 February 1727, Peter Herder took over the trademark Schoppenass (= "Pik As") and had this registered in the roll of marks of the Solingen Court of Knifemakers.