Mora Knife Legacy

Nr 1102 (smaller) and N1114 Invented by BÖHLMABK & Co https://oldmora.blogspot.com/2021/05/BohlmarkCo.html , who at the time was the general agent for Frosts Knivfabrik https://oldmora.blogspot.com/2021/11/Frost.html , from the early days until the 1960s. The main purpose of this knife was to adjust the bindings used in those days and to scrape snow and ice from the skies. It also had a sharp spine.  In Morakniv blog article "Skis, poles, Morakniv!" https://morakniv.se/en/morakniv-stories-en/skis-poles-morakniv/  Thomas Eriksson wrote "However, why was the knife so important? Well, apart from the obvious when you would cut a piece of the food bag you brought with you, it says perhaps most about the substandard ski waxing products of that time. If the weather was trickled with temperature changes, the icing under the skis could be noticeable and the obvious tool to get rid of ice and snow was to scrape the skis clean with the back of the knife." There were two ...