PUMA Original Bowie – African Wildlife 2nd Edition 1990 (Nr. 139/200) | Handmade | High Carbon Steel
Item No.: 116396
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Product description
PUMA Original Bowie – African Wildlife 2nd Edition 1990
Ein außergewöhnliches Sammlerstück aus der limitierten African Wildlife 2nd Edition von 1990 – nur 200 Exemplare wurden weltweit gefertigt. Dieses Messer trägt die Seriennummer 139/200 und ist ein eindrucksvolles Zeugnis der Solinger Handwerkskunst auf höchstem Niveau.
Die breite Bowie-Klinge wurde in Handarbeit aus High Carbon Steel geschmiedet und poliert. In den Griff aus edlem Grenadillholz ist eine fein gearbeitete Rappenantilope in Gold eingelegt – ein charakteristisches Merkmal dieser exklusiven Wildlife-Sonderserie. Messingnieten und eine massive Parierstange vervollständigen das klassische Erscheinungsbild.
Das Messer wird in der originalen PUMA-Holzschatulle mit grünem Samteinlage geliefert – komplett im Originalzustand.
Technische Daten
- Artikelnummer: 116396
- Klingentyp: Bowie
- Klingenstahl: High Carbon Steel
- Klingenlänge: 16,4 cm
- Klingenstärke: 4 mm
- Gesamtlänge: 27,5 cm
- Gewicht: 183 g
- Griff: Grenadillholz mit eingelassener Rappenantilope in Gold, Messingnieten
- Herkunft: Solingen, Germany – Handmade
- Lieferung: Original PUMA-Holzschatulle mit grünem Samteinlage
- Edition: African Wildlife 2nd Edition 1990, Nr. 139 von 200
Technical Data & Materials
Shipping & Delivery
Shipping costs
- Germany: €4.99 – free shipping on orders over €49
- Europe: €13.99
- Switzerland: €15
- Worldwide: €29.99
- Island surcharge (abroad): €15
Delivery times
- Germany: 3–5 working days
- International: 5–8 working days
- No deliveries on Sundays and public holidays.
- For orders with different delivery times, we ship everything together – the longest delivery time applies.
Product Safety Information (GPSR)
Manufacturer:
PUMA GmbH IP Solingen
Represented by: Managing Director H. Hiepass-Aryus
An den Eichen 20–22, 42699 Solingen, Germany
Email: info@pumaknives.de
Product: PUMA Original Bowie – African Wildlife 2nd Edition 1990 (Nr. 139/200) | Handmade | High Carbon Steel
Intended Use:
For hunting and outdoor use, as well as for general cutting work.
Safety instructions:
Sharp blade – risk of cuts and punctures.
Not a toy.
Use only as intended and responsibly.
Keep out of reach of children.
Use a suitable sheath for transport and storage.
Legal notice:
The distribution and use of the product are subject to the applicable legal provisions of the country.
Conformity:
The product complies with applicable EU product safety requirements.
Technical details
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Weight: 183 g
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Blade length: 164 mm
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Total length: 275 mm
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Steel / Hardness: High Carbon Steel
Technical data:
- Blade thickness: 4 mm
- Covering: Grenadillholz
- Sheath: Holzschatulle
More information:
1769
Our founding
Johann Lauterjung registers his trademark in the Solingen knifemakers' register.
1876
Production expansion
The founder's great-great-grandson is also manufacturing pocket knives, stilettos, sabers and hunting knives for the first time.
1900
Entry in the commercial register
On May 26th, the name “PUMA-Werk, Lauterjung und Sohn” will be entered into the Solingen commercial register.
1953
Puma classics are created
Production at the PUMA factory is being switched to functional hunting, fishing, leisure and sports knives.
1995
Modernization of production
New manufacturing methods, such as CNC machines and laser technology, are being promoted.
1998
Hiepass-Aryus family
Businessman H. Hiepass-Aryus takes over management and moves into the modern headquarters in the Solingen district of "Aufderhöhe".
2024
Over a quarter of a millennium PUMA
The “Solingen Knife Manufactory” has existed for 255 years – and the story continues.
1769
Our founding
Johann Lauterjung registers his trademark in the Solingen knifemakers' register.
1876
Production expansion
The founder's great-great-grandson is also manufacturing pocket knives, stilettos, sabers and hunting knives for the first time.
1900
Entry in the commercial register
On May 26th, the name “PUMA-Werk, Lauterjung und Sohn” will be entered into the Solingen commercial register.
1953
Puma classics are created
Production at the PUMA factory is being switched to functional hunting, fishing, leisure and sports knives.
1995
Modernization of production
New manufacturing methods, such as CNC machines and laser technology, are being promoted.
1998
Hiepass-Aryus family
Businessman H. Hiepass-Aryus takes over management and moves into the modern headquarters in the Solingen district of "Aufderhöhe".
2024
Over a quarter of a millennium PUMA
The “Solingen Knife Manufactory” has existed for 255 years – and the story continues.
