The top word looks like "rostfrei"
Which is german for stainless.
Unfortunately I didn't see any results for "schere" (german word for scissors) and the other search terms
@joost Yes, it's Rostfrei, and they're stainless. I've seen some references to KB in Solingen, Germany as a cutlery manufacturer, but not with this logo. I think my grandfather may have got them as office swag when he worked in sales for a pneumatic tool company.
@poorusher They kind of do, but I can assure you, having received many home haircuts from them as a kid, they are not forceps. The general pattern seems to be the same as paper cutting/office scissors
Which is german for stainless.
Unfortunately I didn't see any results for "schere" (german word for scissors) and the other search terms
@joost Yes, it's Rostfrei, and they're stainless. I've seen some references to KB in Solingen, Germany as a cutlery manufacturer, but not with this logo. I think my grandfather may have got them as office swag when he worked in sales for a pneumatic tool company.
@poorusher They kind of do, but I can assure you, having received many home haircuts from them as a kid, they are not forceps. The general pattern seems to be the same as paper cutting/office scissors
So long rostfrei call you, so long
@poorusher To me as well
@scruss Could they be E. German and, therefore, defunct?