Early Boker Knives

[Oledadsknives]

It has the tree stamp too. Do you ever look at the "Tang Stamp Charts" thread under "General Knife Q & A"? Scroll down the first page and you'll find Boker and lots of other stamps and dates. great resource. J.O'.

No I haven’t, thanks j.o.!!

[Colonel26]

Here are couple more H. Boker & Co. Solingen 1869-1944 whittlers.

That first one with the spey and sheepsfoot is plumb amazing. I’d have given my eye teeth for that one.

[Colonel26]

All the Bokers on this thread are fantastic! I’m showing the oldest I have. Appreciate anyone that can date it for me! Bokers Improved Cutlery.
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I love that old knife.

[Oledadsknives]

Thanks Colonel, those old stag knives are hard to beat, imho!

Jimbo

[glennbad]

I'm almost ashamed to post this one. Compared to the other knives shared here, this is a wreck.

Well, yeah, it is a wreck. I actually had it in my junker pile. I was going through there and saw it, so I thought I would take a closer look at it.

Tang stamp reads R&H Boker Cast Steel. I looked through Neal and Ricky's book, but they didn't offer that exact stamp. However, Neal did think it would place in the mid-1800's anyway.

I guess it'll earn a place in the pearl drawer...

[Checkered past]

Hello all. Thought I would add my only Boker to the thread. Found it locally. H.Boker & Co's Cutlery Germany. Single blade with a blade lock. Blade is etched King Cutter. Nice knife.

[Ridgegrass]

That's a beauty! J.O'.