Older Boker Pen Knife

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Older Boker Pen Knife

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I just acquired this older horn-hanlded pen knife. It has H Boker & Co Solingen stamped on the front of both blades and the tree symbol on the back of both blades. I think this means It was made between 1919 and 1930. Can anyone confirm or refute the timeframe for me? Still in great shape. :) s-k
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hey s-k, neat little knife. on pg 169 of "the standaed knife collectors guide". fourth edition is a chart of boker tree stamps. yous appears to be from 1900-1924. is tree brand still visable? in the 1924-1935 stamp the words "tree ::paranoid:: brand" are split by thr tree trunk. in the 1900-1924 stamp the words "tree brand" are in a curve under the tree. this is from a book so.......i hope it helps with your id.

i have never owned a horn handled knife. do they feel like smooth bone.
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Hi Johnnie, thanks for the reply. There is no 'tree brand' stamped on any of the tangs. It does feel like very smooth bone. It is not porous like bone. :) s-k
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