Böker Trapper Schloss Burg

Preview: Taschenmesser, Braun, Nagelhau, Slipjoint, O1, Eichenholz

Taschenmesser, Braun, Nagelhau, Slipjoint, O1, Eichenholz

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Type: Pocket Knife
Brand: Boker
Engraving: No
Overall Length: 19,00 cm
Blade Length: 8,50 cm
Blade Thickness: 2,50 mm
Weight: 72,00 g
Blade Material: O1
Handle Material: Nickel Silver, Oak Wood
Opener: Nail Nick
Opening: Manual
Lock Type: Slipjoint
Made in: Solingen
Item Number: 113004

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Castle Burg is a landmark of the Bergisches Land, rising above the river Wupper near the Boker Manufactory. Count Adolf II. von Berg had the castle constructed on the foundations of a 10th-century fortress. It was finished in 1133. Today, it is one of the biggest castles in western Germany, inseparably connected to the Duchy of Berg and the Counts von Berg (1068-1225). Even today, Burg Castle still reflects the enormous wealth of the dynasty and their far-reaching influence in Northrhine-Westphalia. Count Engelbert II. von Berg was also the Archbishop of Cologne. We keep in touch with the historians of Burg Castle because the corporate history of Boker can be traced back to 1674, when the tree was first entered as the company's trade symbol for tools, and because our history is closely connected to that of the Bergisches Land. Right now, large parts of the castle are being faithfully restored. This includes the replacement of ancient solid oak planks. This inspired us to preserve the historic material for future generations, skillfully turning it into handle scales in our Manufactory. This was the foundation of our knife series Boker Schloss Burg, comprising seven traditional knife styles steeped in history. Apart from the scales of historic oak wood sourced from Burg Castle (Schloss Burg), the knives also feature brass liners and blades made from O1 carbon steel. Highlighting the authenticity of the knives, the blades are finished with a special acid wash, which also protects them from harmful environmental impact. All styles are handcrafted by Boker Manufactory Solingen as a strictly limited edition of 1133 pieces worldwide. They come with a new version of the historic Boker tree symbol. The classic Boker Trapper derives its name from the American outdoorsmen who roamed the North American prairie as hunters and trappers. They were among the most important discoverers and scouts for the European settlers, often being the first to make contact with indigenous peoples. Its slender build makes this traditional knife a perfect everyday companion. With individual serial number.

Warning and safety information:
Cut injuries: The most common danger when using knives is the risk of cuts. Sharp blades can quickly penetrate skin and tissue.
Slipping of the knife: Improper or excessive pressure can cause the knife to slip, resulting in uncontrolled movements that can cause injuries.
Injuries due to falls: Knives should never be left unsecured or near table edges to prevent them from falling and injuring someone.
Blunt knives: Blunt knives pose a greater risk of injury as they require more force and can slip more easily. Knives should therefore be properly sharpened regularly.
Improper use: Using a knife for tasks for which it is not intended (e.g. as a lever tool) can not only damage the blade, but also lead to accidents.

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Reviews for "Trapper Castle Burg"

From: Marcus On: 22 Jan 2025

Ein fantastisches Messer

Seit Jahren mein erstes Messer aus der Manufaktur. Ich bin begeistert. Top verarbeitet und wunderschön.
Durch das alte Schloss Burg Eichenholz etwas ganz besonderes.
Ihr müsst mal dran riechen…

From: Frank Skorepa On: 31 Oct 2024

Schmuckstück

Erstklassig verarbeitet und extrem scharf. Ein wahres traditionelles Schmuckstück.
Bin absolut begeistert

From: Rudolf Waurich On: 16 Apr 2021

Nachtrag

Ein kurzer Nachtrag zu meinem ersten Kommentar. Ich habe das Trapper jetzt seit drei Monaten fast täglich dabei, leider mit wg. Corona eingeschränktem Aktionsradius. :) Ich verwende es derzeit zum Brotzeit machen, Abendessen, Pakete öffnen usw.
Die Klinge hat eine sehr schöne Patina angenommen, gestern wollte ich dann doch mal wissen, wie sich der O1 Klingenstahl schärfen lässt. Mit meinen Mitteln: 1000er, 6000er Wasserstein, und Abziehleder auf boarisch a absoluder Draum! ? Wenn man halbwegs seine Winkel hält, ist Rasiermesserschärfe erreichbar.
RW

From: Rudolf Waurich On: 22 Dec 2020

Schöner 'Retro Look'!

Vorab, ich habe bei miner Arbeit mit allen möglichen High Tech Materialien zu tun, Kevlar, Titan, Mylar und wie sie sonst so alle heißen. Wahrscheinlich bin ich deswegen ein absoluter Traditionalist, was Messergriffe angeht. Alle Messer, die ich aktuell verwende, ob in der Küche oder Outdoors haben entweder Holz- oder Horngriffe, bzw. Griffschalen.
Das Schloss Burg' Modell habe ich wegen der Verwendung des alten Eichenholzes gekauft, und es gefällt mir sehr gut. Schönes, flaches Messer für die Hosentasche, das nicht aufträgt.
Den Klingenstahl O1 kenne ich bisher nicht, wir werden uns aber sicher anfreunden. :)
Das Messer kam hervorragend geschärft aus der Verpackung, die Verarbeitung ist einwandfrei!

From: U. Wollförster On: 6 Jul 2020

Tolles traditionelles Messer

Mein Exemplar erfüllt meine Erwartungen und Ansprüche in allen Belangen. Sehr gute Verarbeitung, rasiermesserscharf bei Lieferung und eine tolle Haptik, was will man mehr. Ein eleganter Begleiter für das Sakko und für das Büro.

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