Romanian Army Utensil Set

Romanian Army Cutlery

This is a full-size knife, fork and spoon set issued to the Romanian Armed Forces. It is a practical way to eat properly at camp, on the range or in a field kitchen without falling back on a flimsy plastic spork. Campers who want metal cutlery that holds up will find it useful, and so will collectors and reenactors building out a Warsaw Pact-era Romanian kit.

Features

• Three-Piece Set — Each set has one knife, one fork and one spoon, which covers a complete meal.
• 18/10 Stainless Steel — The steel is marked INOX 18/10, an alloy of roughly 18 percent chromium and 10 percent nickel that resists rust and staining.
• Full-Size Pieces — The utensils are standard table size rather than shrunken camp versions, so they handle a real meal comfortably.
• Nesting Design — The three pieces nest together for compact storage in a pack, mess kit or kitchen drawer.
• Rounded Table Knife — The knife has a rounded-tip blade and a handle with ribbed panels and lined detailing at the end.
• Four-Tine Fork — The fork has four tines and a handle stamped with a geometric diamond pattern.
• Deep-Bowl Spoon — The spoon has a full oval bowl for soups and stews and a handle embossed with a floral scroll design.
• Made In Romania — These pieces were produced in Romania for the country's own armed forces.

Warsaw Pact Era Issue

This cutlery is genuine government-issue kit from the Romanian Armed Forces and dates from the Warsaw Pact era, when Romania was part of the Soviet-led military alliance. It is original issue, built to the army's own requirement in 18/10 stainless. The embossed handles set it apart from plain modern camp cutlery and make it an authentic piece for an Eastern Bloc collection.