With the development of the Pandur succeeded a synthesis of traditional European and Oriental forms, with the technical results of own experiences. The motto "Vivat Pandur" is often found on the noble blades of the 18th century. Pandours were the name of the free corps soldiers of the Prussian nobleman Franz Freiherr von der Trenck. His great physical strength, ferocity, and bravery often led him to risky actions. In 1741 he fought with his pandours for the Austrian Empress Maria Theresia.
The sum of proven characteristics and the charm of a historical epoch make up the special feature of the Pandur Knife. The stylistic basis of the handle was taken from the European saber handles of the 18th century. The successful symbiosis of stylistic perfection and high utility value will lead the Pandur Knife to a special status and thus distinguish every owner.
