Morakniv 130-year Anniversary - KJ Eriksson Knife Factory 1962
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- This documentary was filmed in 1962 and narrated by Bo Eriksson, former CEO of Mora of Sweden in 2005, in the celebrations of KJ Eriksson Knife Factory’s 50-year Anniversary.
The year 2021 marks the 130-year Anniversary of Morakniv. Ever since the beginning in 1891, we have been manufacturing high-quality knives in Mora, Sweden, proven to stand the test of time. Fueled by passion and commitment for craftsmanship we take pride in our Swedish heritage and look forward to providing long-lasting products for generations to come.
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Morakniv is one of the best knifes i have- i am a Knife Collector i have Hundreds of them, i test all of them, so Great Job- Thank You and Greetings from Kosova- Prishtina City 🇽🇰💙 ⚔️ 🇸🇪💛
Thank you so much, you collectors are crazy (in a good way of course)! Warmest greetings from the factory in Mora, Sweden.
Very nice the pioneers are not for gotten well done . Happy trails
I am of Finnish heritage, and I have a small collection of about a dozen classical Finnish puukko knives that I treasure and love. But I also have several Swedish Mora knives, and I readily admit that they are excellent knives, well made, great steel, retain their exquisitely sharp edge, and a great bargain at that. The plastic sheaths are tacky, but I suppose that keeps the prices down. This company deserves every bit of its success. Mora knives would be a great gift to either give or receive!
Thanks for sharing this blast from the past. I just loved it. Video style really took me back to my childhood. If you put out a few more documentaries out like this, I think viewers will enjoy, I know I will. 130 years wow and still going strong, what an achievement, well done.
Thank you Daniel, we love the video, too. Kinda relaxing really!
Merci pour ce beau témoignage du passé, qui fait revivre ces anciens et les mets à l'honneur.
Same year my Dad was born, he's used Mora knives most of his life. I now carry Mora knives and my children will too someday!
Nice film from the past.
I hope that Morakniv will stay faithful to its core values in this crazy, globalized world.
Just bought on the bay, An HTG KJ Eriksson with Sheath (with the renown button hole) Knife in stainless steel. Paid $30, probably too much. But, it had the KJ Eriksson logo on the blade versus the new Morakniv logo (after the merger of kj Eriksson and Frost). It will become a permanent fixture inside my Jackson Kraken 15'7" kayak because of the stainless blade. Since, I don't want to lose my beloved and discontinued Bark River Gameskeeper II, in the Atlantic Ocean/Gulf of Mexico.
Simple easy going knives that work .
I love these old movies.❤️
Just bought on the bay, An HTG KJ Eriksson with Sheath (with the renown button hole) Knife in stainless steel. Paid $30, probably too much but worth it. This one has the KJ Eriksson logo on the blade versus the new Morakniv logo (after the merger of KJ Eriksson and Frost). It will become a permanent fixture inside my Jackson Kraken 15'7" kayak because of the stainless blade. Since, I don't want to lose my beloved and discontinued Bark River Gameskeeper II, in the Atlantic Ocean/Gulf of Mexico. But, if I drop it in..I'm diving for it...Because, it's a great knife and my utmost respect for Mr. KJ Eriksson, may he rest in peace.
the good old days...
Remembering what it was . Now what it is Mora.knives live.💪👍🍻.
What a great video! Right away from the past! Keep up the great work and wishes all the best!
Love Morakniv.....!
from VietNam.
Vilket otroligt fint tidsdokument om en tid som många glömt
Vad kul att du uppskattar filmen!
I was only 6years old then.mora was building a knive empire.
Same age.
Pure passion for work and detail. I wish they recreate the Carl Andersson`s classic line with the false swedge grind and orange handle 215 mm long. Gorgeous model.
Totally agree! Greetings from the factory in Mora, Sweden.
Fascinating. Thank you for sharing this.
That was very cool, thanks for sharing 🤠
Amazing vídeo! Thank you for sharing!!! Hugs from Brazil!
Glad you like it! :D
Wonderful old film, this was the time of dangerous tool machines and REAL craftsmen !
Notice the guy having a beer on his breakfast break ? LoL😂
Parabéns !!!!!!!!!!!!!
😊👍🏻
Nice...!!! I would like to see a similary video about Abu Garcia reel factory, if that exist.
AB Urfabriken (ABU) founded 1921 and is still around in Sweden.
Second, I love your products by the way!
Love to hear that!
Many people with farm names.
Please what is the fiddle tune on the Mora Classic No. 3 (C) video?
Back in the days when everyone was called by the farm or village they were from. Not used as much anymore sadly
Good times! Some of us in Mora do still use our "gårdsnamn" though :)
@@MoraknivOfficial That's good .
Well I'm sometimes called "Henrik i Glugga". After my farms name Stora Glugga. But that is not my real name.
My neighbours are "Skat-Arne" and "Charlie på Roten" also sometimes nicknamed after their farms here in eastern Uppland.
This may be a ridiculous question. At minutes 14:10 and 15:18 but I can't doubt two of them that they put something in their mouth which I think they put between gum and teeth. The subtitle on this video shows "need some stimulation" If Morakniv or anyone knows please tell me and thank you very much for your kind.
This just pop out on my recommendation. RUclips Algorithm did their for recommending this video.
While I find this film historically valuable by documenting the manufacturing of knives, it has to be the most frustrating film ever. Rather than titling it as a factory tour, it should have been titled as an introduction to the factory workers.
The camera mostly filmed the faces of workers and shots of equipment tops (not the actual job it was doing) . The closed captioning was broken sentences with only partial descriptions.
While the film is significant, it was highly frustrating to watch as it left out the most desirable shots which would be the actual work being done.
Sorry to complain but I have never been so frustrated by a film.
Some Swedish Snus 😀
Yes!