Lets see some stag

[doglegg]

Here is the back side of my Hobo UnionCutlery.

Jacknifeben that is awesome stag.

[tvic]

Iman, Rockingkj, rdnzl, Ben, Dog - y’all are posting some AMAZING Stag!

[Reverand]

Here is a Buck 112 I redid in Elk. Also engraved it. I also a 112 I have not engraved IMG_7323.jpeg[IMG_7322.jpegIMG_7341.jpeg

I am still blown away by your engraving skills!
Elk antler looks great on these also. In my opinion Elk is second only to Sambar Stag.

[toomanyknives]

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Very nice...

[toomanyknives]

Here is a Buck 112 I redid in Elk. Also engraved it. I also a 112 I have not engraved IMG_7323.jpeg[IMG_7322.jpegIMG_7341.jpeg

Fantastic work, KJ!

[toomanyknives]

Here are a couple of users. HOKs, good for EDC, decent stag, is better than NO stag

Winners TOPDOG!

[toomanyknives]

Here is the back side of my Hobo UnionCutlery.

That's a serious beauty, JKB!

[Rockingkj]

Here is a Buck 112 I redid in Elk. Also engraved it. I also a 112 I have not engraved IMG_7323.jpeg[IMG_7322.jpegIMG_7341.jpeg

I am still blown away by your engraving skills!
Elk antler looks great on these also. In my opinion Elk is second only to Sambar Stag.

Thanks. Since good sambar stag is hard to get and expensive Elk makes a great alternative. Appreciate the kind words on my engraving.

[Rockingkj]

Here is what good Elk can look like. Did these a few years back. Wish I still had em but make a pretty picture.

[Rockingkj]

A blast from the past. My Marbles safety folder in stag.

[GSPTOPDOG]

Here is what good Elk can look like. Did these a few years back. Wish I still had em but make a pretty picture.

Ohhh that is some nice work on them there Bucks!!! Beautiful!!!

[GSPTOPDOG]

Here is a Buck 112 I redid in Elk. Also engraved it. I also a 112 I have not engraved IMG_7323.jpeg[IMG_7322.jpegIMG_7341.jpeg

I'm agree'n with everything the others have said, beautiful work!!!,

[GSPTOPDOG]

GSPTOPDOG I'm continually amazed by the fantastic stag used on so many of those old German made fixed blades. They sure don't get the love they deserve IMO.

Phil, ... funny you should mention that, because I was thinking that same thing. Recently I bought several old German made fixed blades from an estate sale and I put them on my work bench to clean them up and I started thinking about they must have made a ton of these types of knives in the 60's and 70's and how so many of them have really great looking stag on them.

[Rockingkj]

Here is a Buck 112 I redid in Elk. Also engraved it. I also a 112 I have not engraved IMG_7323.jpeg[IMG_7322.jpegIMG_7341.jpeg

I'm agree'n with everything the others have said, beautiful work!!!,

Thank you. I have since engraved the Buck 112 and applied potassium permagante to the scales. Before

After

[GSPTOPDOG]

Here is a Buck 112 I redid in Elk. Also engraved it. I also a 112 I have not engraved IMG_7323.jpeg[IMG_7322.jpegIMG_7341.jpeg

Thank you. I have since engraved the Buck 112 and applied potassium permanganate to the scales. Before

Wow! That makes an amazing difference and it is absolutely beautiful!!!

[doglegg]

Thank you. I have since engraved the Buck 112 and applied potassium permanganate to the scales. Before

Wow! That makes an amazing difference and it is absolutely beautiful!!!

Agree.

[Rockingkj]

Just picked this one up today. ARMESO Solingen about mint has 1955 written on the back of the sheath.

[Reverand]

Just picked this one up today. ARMESO Solingen about mint has 1955 written on the back of the sheath. IMG_7419.jpegIMG_7420.jpeg

I love that one!
I have a very similar knife. Mine does not have the painted background on the etch, and it is a slightly different Scout picture, but the inset pattern looks like same. Mine has a leather disc handle and the blade is copper-plated, but they definitely share some DNA somewhere down the line!
Someone on here helped identify mine as being made by Gebrüder Lützenkirchen from Solingen. I did not show the sheath for mine, but it looks identical (except mine is a bit more worn!)
Your knife is absolutely gorgeous!

[Rockingkj]

Just picked this one up today. ARMESO Solingen about mint has 1955 written on the back of the sheath. IMG_7419.jpegIMG_7420.jpeg

I love that one!
I have a very similar knife. Mine does not have the painted background on the etch, and it is a slightly different Scout picture, but the inset pattern looks like same. Mine has a leather disc handle and the blade is copper-plated, but they definitely share some DNA somewhere down the line!
Someone on here helped identify mine as being made by Gebrüder Lützenkirchen from Solingen. I did not show the sheath for mine, but it looks identical (except mine is a bit more worn!)
Your knife is absolutely gorgeous!
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Thanks, you have a dandy knife too!

[GSPTOPDOG]

Just picked this one up today. ARMESO Solingen about mint has 1955 written on the back of the sheath. IMG_7419.jpegIMG_7420.jpeg

That is a rocking knife RKJ! Great condition for being almost 70 years old Sweet!

[tvic]

Awesome work on that Buck, kj!
And you and Reverand have some fine looking fixed blades there! Love the engraving on both!

[GSPTOPDOG]

This stag feel nice and heavy, very solid and smooth, with still having lots of texture... I mainly wanted the knife because the handle felt so good to hold on to....

[doglegg]

This stag feel nice and heavy, very solid and smooth, with still having lots of texture... I mainly wanted the knife because the handle felt so good to hold on to....

A looker!

[Rockingkj]

This stag feel nice and heavy, very solid and smooth, with still having lots of texture... I mainly wanted the knife because the handle felt so good to hold on to....

Dandy looking knife! Great stag.

[Ivoryman]

This stag feel nice and heavy, very solid and smooth, with still having lots of texture... I mainly wanted the knife because the handle felt so good to hold on to....

Wow, that is a looker. Gorgeous. Mmmmmnnnnnn.