1780
The oldest known when we talk about infinity Böker chestnut tree is that shaded the small tool factory in Remscheid, near Solingen, the cradle of German cutlery.
Böker was the surname of their owners. Obviously, the quality of these tools was shamelessly good and a hundred years later the brand was a leader in most European markets.
1829
Hermann and Robert Böker at the head of the company decided to change course and direct production to the manufacture of swords and knives, which seemed endless demand due to the turbulent political times that were developed in most European states .
Manuscripts whose records were found weekly report that reached a production of 2000 pieces, adding swords and knives, 64 workers were employed at the forge, 47 grinders and a large number of staff in additional duties.
1869
It formalizes the social contract, the signing Heinr. Böker & Co, is officially recorded that year. Whileorders both increased continuously and the small building became increasingly uncomfortable.
1874
The decision was made to expand and move to the neighboring city of Solingen, the cradle of German cutlery where even today the renowned company is headquartered. It was also necessary to identify the brand visually, in a simple and easy to remember, because Böker was not easy to pronounce name for the natives.
The logo represents the chestnut tree planted in the first factory and the brand seedlings were the answer we know today.
1945
After the Second World War, the thriving business was virtually shattered. The German factory burned down completely as a result of heavy shelling. Everything was destroyed, building, machinery, tools, catalogs, samples ...
Despite the circumstances, the company Solingen emerged from the ruins. The collaboration of staff who survived the war was swift, and unconditionally. All was quickly put into motion. The quality remained intact and products Arbolita Bökeror returned to delight its users, as usual.
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