JOSEPH RODGERS BLACK DELRIN BILTONG KNIFE
JOSEPH RODGERS BLACK DELRIN BILTONG KNIFE
JOSEPH RODGERS BLACK DELRIN BILTONG KNIFE
Introducing the Joseph Rodgers Black Delrin Biltong Knife, the ultimate tool for enthusiasts of South African cuisine and those who appreciate craftsmanship and precision. Handcrafted by Joseph Rodgers, renowned for their heritage of excellence in cutlery, this biltong knife is a testament to quality and functionality.
DESCRIPTION
Crafted from premium materials, this knife features a sleek black Delrin handle that not only provides a comfortable grip but also exudes sophistication. The handle’s ergonomic design ensures optimal control and ease of use, making it perfect for slicing through your favorite cuts of biltong with precision and finesse.
The blade of the Joseph Rodgers Biltong Knife is expertly crafted from high-quality stainless steel, ensuring durability and longevity. Its razor-sharp edge effortlessly cuts through even the toughest of meats, delivering clean and precise slices every time. Whether you’re preparing a snack for yourself or hosting a gathering with friends, this knife will elevate your biltong experience to new heights.
Designed with both functionality and aesthetics in mind, the Joseph Rodgers Black Delrin Biltong Knife is more than just a kitchen tool – it’s a statement piece. Whether displayed proudly in your kitchen or used daily in your culinary adventures, this knife is sure to become an indispensable part of your collection.
Experience the unparalleled quality and craftsmanship of Joseph Rodgers with the Black Delrin Biltong Knife. Elevate your biltong slicing experience and add a touch of elegance to your kitchen with this exquisite piece of cutlery.
SPECIFICATIONS
SKU JR-61B
Brand JOSEPH RODGERS
Colour Black
Blade Length 5.5 cm
Overall Length 15.5 cm
Blade Steel 420S45 High Carbon, Stainless Steel w/Satin Finish
Handle Delrin
Edge Type Plain
Blade Type Sheepsfoot Blade
Opening System Manual w/Nail Nick
Knife Type Folding/Pocket
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Joseph Rodgers is perhaps rivalled only by George Wostenholm in terms of its importance to Sheffield cutlery and its fame around the world
Around 1860, new, even more spectacular showrooms were built and people came from as far and as wide as America and China to marvel at superb examples of Rodger’s craftsmanship. Visitors of the late 1800’s included King Edward VII and The Shah of Persia.
Rodgers focused on producing the finest quality knives and looked for the best in every aspect of knife production from materials to workmanship. Each knife was branded with the Star and Cross as a guarantee of its superb quality. It has been claimed that so great was Rodgers reputation for producing only the finest products that the word “Rujjus”, a variation on “Rodgers” entered into the Sinhalese dialect as a general expression of superlative quality.
Joseph Rodgers’ success is evident in the firm’s appointment to five successive sovereigns – George IV, William IV, Queen Victoria, Edward II and George V.
Despite Royal recognition and overseas trade, the company could not escape the decline of Sheffield’s cutlery industry. In the late 1900’s the firm endured a tumultuous time. There were a number of changes in ownership, one of which in 1971 even brought it together with its once fierce competitor, George Wostenholm. The Egginton Group bought the rights to the name and trademarks in 1986 which meant that fine Joseph Rodgers knives would continue to be produced in Sheffield, the home of cutlery
