The regular paring, steak/utility, and slicer were the three knives that Rada first sold decades ago, according to Google. Only the Slicer mentions that, so I don't know if the other two are updated versions or not, but I think it's cool that they, in silver, were the first three Radas. I'm surprised Rada doesn't market them as such. ?? I actually prefer and own the less easily damaged black resin handles, but my mother loved her "little silver-handle knife"-- the paring knife. I've used Rada knives off and on for about 50 years and I love them too. I call them my "church knives" because that's where people used to get them. I currently have these three and several more. Still made in the USA and still affordable for a good quality knife. This is a good basic set of three sizes that have apparently been around for a loooong time.
Love,love,love these knives! They stay sharp and cut so well ! My favorite and I’ve had many different kinds ! Would recommend to anyone! Best of all they are made in USA!
I got a set of these these 55years ago as a wedding gift from my Aunt I used and used these knifes especially the small one. I am sure I used it daily. It got lost. I went crazy looking for it and the aunt had passed so no where to buy my knife I was online and saw an advertisement went I clicked it and order 2 sets. The other two of the original set is still still working well... I do not know what to say They are just AWESOME