From: bcrader2@gmail.com   
      
   On Thursday, January 17, 2002 at 7:57:08 AM UTC-5, Richard F. Dillon wrote:   
   > My wife recently saw a set of Cutco knives in a friend's kitchen, and was   
   > very impressed with the quality and feel of those knives. Upon inquiry, we   
   > found that the gallery set cost hundreds of dollars. Does anyone have a   
   > recommendation of a similar quality of knife at a reasonable price? Thanks   
   > so much in advance, and please reply to rfdi...@hal-pc.org. Thanks so   
   > much!   
    My experience with Cutco Knives:  I met my late husband in 1960 when he was   
   representing Cutco (selling door to door).  He had the complete sales rep set   
   including the utility dipper, slotted spoon, forks, etc. along with the wall   
   holders and sharpener.    
    I still have all these items (except one I lost) here in 2020.  About 2 years   
   ago I sent them back to Cutco to be revitalized by cleaning and sharpening.    
   They even replaced the 1020 paring that I had lost free of charge.  I did pay   
   for the shipping to    
   them but they paid the return shipping.  I have raised a big family and then   
   some in these past 60 years with my Cutco Buddies and I wouldn't take anything   
   for them.  They are much more expensive today, of course, but they will give   
   you a lifetime of use,   
    plus they are beautifully made! Thank you Cutco for making my life easier for   
   so many years!   
      
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