Old knives with tipped bolsters
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A few more of the same.
A pocket knife is still an intimate personal possession of the individual who carries it and consequently deserves the best of materials, finish and workmanship in its production. (Quoted from Boker's 1928 cutlery catalog).
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Greedy, you have some super nice knives.
KAW, I really like that lobster
KAW, I really like that lobster
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Good show everyone.Keith those candle end Remys grow on you .Roger as usual some truly amazing knives!
Roger
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Wow Roger. I really like the Kanter. What are the handles?
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Celluloid.espn77 wrote:Wow Roger. I really like the Kanter. What are the handles?
Roger
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Rodger... so may great knives with all those blade etches!
Where do you find them all?
Where do you find them all?
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Great looking group Roger ... I watched them coming and I was waiting to see if there would be a finale ...
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Thanks FRJ, espn77 and Roger.FRJ wrote:Nice knives, Greeds. Interesting shields on the last two.
FRJ: That's an old style shield that Boker didn't use very much. I've seen a few of them over the years, but not a lot. Ricky & Neal's Boker book dates that shield from the late 1800's - 1938 time frame. I always have referred to them as a "tulip" shield because it reminds me of a tulip bloom.
All you guys and everyone else in this post have put up some very nice knives!
espn77: As usual, you have posted up a group of mint knives. I particularly like your little pearl swell-center Remington.
Roger: ALL are up to your usual mint, etched standards.
A pocket knife is still an intimate personal possession of the individual who carries it and consequently deserves the best of materials, finish and workmanship in its production. (Quoted from Boker's 1928 cutlery catalog).