The stag handles on this Harrison Bros & Howson are some of the the most impressive I've seen in person 
. Don't know if the photos will do it justice. 
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Good morning everyone The stag handles on this Harrison Bros & Howson are some of the the most impressive I've seen in person . Don't know if the photos will do it justice. s-k
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Hi JOE62. Thanks. I am trying to find-out more about it. The alpha mark goes back to the 1860s. It has England on it which leads me to believe post 1891. IMO it looks a hundred years if it is a day but not certain yet.JOE62 wrote:That is some nice stag on those handles. Any idea of the age of the knife?
s-kHello Smiling-Knife
That is a Nice & Old one for sure.
I collected cutlery of this theme at one time and the nice stags are/were hard to come by and it being English.
Nice Knife and not abused, that's a Keeper in my book.
Later,
9ball
That is a Nice & Old one for sure.
I collected cutlery of this theme at one time and the nice stags are/were hard to come by and it being English.
Nice Knife and not abused, that's a Keeper in my book.
Later,
9ball
My Oath as an American Army Soldier did not come with an expiration date.
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That is my kinda stag!smiling-knife wrote:Don't know if the photos will do it justice.
If these photos really don't do it justice, I demand to see this knife 
Bryan
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