Help ID year kissing crane leather work blade ?

[Falling knife]

The possibility of an early model has got me excited and happy to share and learn. The capital T underscored after Rob, the early blade, shared info greatly appreciated.

[Reverand]

Welcome to AAPK!
I am sorry that I don't know the answer to your question. I did glance through a thread containing several tang stamps but didn't see it.
Here is a link to that, in case I missed it:
viewtopic.php?t=39799

Also try clicking on the "Research" tab at the very top of the page. There is a lot of great information to be found there.

You have a beautiful knife there. Thanks for sharing pictures of it!

[doglegg]

The possibility of an early model has got me excited and happy to share and learn. The capital T underscored after Rob, the early blade, shared info greatly appreciated.20240819_113803.jpg20240819_113832.jpg20240819_113920.jpg20240819_113957.jpg20240819_114200.jpg

No answers from me but those handles are beautiful.

[Falling knife]

Looks like a win on this knife, both blades not kissing thanks for your interest in antiques finds and the experience is priceless !