GW #2 Stag Knife

[emily briley 8]

I have a nice stag Knife of unknown origin. I'm posting it in this forum in hopes that someone might have some information about it, it's maker or it's history.

Note: It's been in our family as long as I can remember and I'm 54, so I'm also unsure of it's age.

I have attached pictures. Thank you, in advance, for any information about this cool knife!!

[Rockingkj]

Was anyone in your family with the initials “GW”? Likely not telling anything you don’t already know. Hand/home made knife. Appears to be the second one the person made. Beginning makers often use electric pencil engraver to mark their knives. Appears to be a well made knife with attractive handle. Hope someone can help with the id. Might mention the State the knife came from if you know. That can help

[Reverand]

A beautiful knife!
Handmade knife, looks like Sambar Stag handle, and a handmade sheath.
I have no idea of the maker, but he did well if that was only his second knife!

[Ridgegrass]

Could that be a Masonic emblem next to the GW? Nice knife. J.O'.

[Reverand]

Could that be a Masonic emblem next to the GW? Nice knife. J.O'.

That was my thought too, Ridgegrass.

[Ridgegrass]

Houston Price lists a George A. Walker, Alpine Wyoming, a Gerome Weinand, Lolo, Montana, and a George Werth, Cary, Illinois, Any help? J.O'.

[peanut740]

Could that be a Masonic emblem next to the GW? Nice knife. J.O'.

That was my thought too, Ridgegrass.

Mine too.