Kitchen knives and tools rooted in more than a century of Massachusetts cutlery work.
Lamson began making cutlery in Shelburne Falls in 1837. Its long history includes an elaborate 1869 presentation set now represented in the Smithsonian collection.
Three products that define Lamson.
The core full-tang American kitchen knife.
A walnut-handled nod to older Lamson patterns.
A flexible kitchen tool closely associated with the brand.
The claim follows the product line, not just the logo.
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Brand statements and product ranges change. Verify the current country-of-origin marking on the exact model before purchase.
Lamson sells a broad catalog, and not every tool shares the same origin. Verify the individual product description rather than relying on the 1837 heritage alone.
