Grohmann Knives Limited

Grohmann Knives Limited

Specializing in outdoor hunting, kitchen & machine knives

Grohmann Knives is a family business which began manufacturing
the famous Canadian-designed D.H. Russell belt knife in 1957. The
company expanded and incorporated in 1974 and now makes many
Russell and Grohmann outdoor models, all featuring rosewood
handles and oil-tanned leather sheaths. Grohmann's knives have
long been recognized for their superior quality. They were
displayed in the Canadian Exhibition at the World Fair in
Brussels in 1958, and during the same year Grohmann received a
design award from the National Industrial Design Council of
Canada. In 1962, Grohmann was selected by Sports Illustrated and
by the U.S. National Sporting Goods Association to take part in
the Design for Sport exhibit at the Museum of Modern Art in New
York. Grohmann's knives were also offered at Canadian Boy Scout
International Jamborees in 1977 and 1981. Grohmann markets
primarily to the outdoors enthusiast who wants top-quality
handcrafted knives.

Company Details

Year Established: 1974

Number of Employees: 20

Company Information

Norman Babinec
Title: General Manager

Michael N. Babinec, Jr.
Title: President
Area of Responsibility: Management Executive

Products

Hunting And Shooting. Misc.- Hunting Knives, Outdoor Knives.

Steak Knives, Cutlery.

Kitchen Products & Equipment

Knives, Kitchen

Knives, Pocket

Knives, Sportsmen's

Knives, Machine

Knives, Custom

Services