Despite efforts to locate it within The Royal Court, the organization that assists Sweden's head of state and royal family, the knife is not in their private collection. While the knife is registered as a gift to the king and classified as private to the king, for now, the whereabouts of this masterpiece remain a mystery.
Since the beginning, Morakniv has sought to improve the way the knife is kept in the sheath. A few months ago, I posted about the Fäbod Knife, a hooded sheath that Erik Frost invented and patented in 1908.
The Swedish telecommunications company Televerket has been supplied with various knives by Frost, but by far the most interesting is the Kabelkniv.
Anyone involved in bushcraft and survival skills in North America and Europe knows Mors Kochanski. We stand on the shoulders of bushcraft titans like him today.
In knife manufacturing, heat treatment and sharpening are key processes. If the sharpening is not correct, no matter how thorough the heat treatment process is, the blade will always be inferior.
