lapin-puukko (aka puukko) revisited

[Rich]

Just a note that I got my copy of
Les Ristinen's "Collectable Knives of Finland". Excellent book, paperback,
with tons of illustrations, company histories,
catalog reprints,etc. IMHO a must have for
anyone into Scandinavian knives and puukko
in particular.

Rich S

[tom hyle]

Thanks for the review

[Radu Transylvanicus]

Yo, Tom, I dont know whats gotten into you but I like your humour a lot lately !

[DaveA]

Friends,

I’d like to second Rich S.’s recommendation for this book. As off September 2025, it is still available in paperback. The b/w images are a little hard to see but there is a great deal of useful information. I had no idea the history and variety if these knives was so rich. I would grearful to learn about similar resources for Sweden and Norway.

Dave A.

Originally Posted by Rich

Just a note that I got my copy of
Les Ristinen's "Collectable Knives of Finland". Excellent book, paperback,
with tons of illustrations, company histories,
catalog reprints,etc. IMHO a must have for
anyone into Scandinavian knives and puukko
in particular.

Rich S

[gp]

Originally Posted by DaveA

Friends,

I would grearful to learn about similar resources for Sweden and Norway.

Dave A.

on Swedish knives:
https://themorakniv.com/
mail: info@morakniv.se

and 200 years Norwegian family Strømeng:
https://samekniv.no/
mail: post@samekniv.no