Maher and Grosh

[Smifman]

Hi folks-
I just wrote a lengthy intro and then some how made it all go away. I just wanted to say hello, and ask a question: I recently bought (at a yard sale) a folder with the mark "Maher & Grosh-Razor Steel" etched into the blade, and I can find very little about Maher & Grosh on the web. Does anybody know about these knives? It has two blades and a single bolster; Wooden scales with brass screws, and it appears that the liners (liner) is a single piece that wraps around and covers the springs. I'll try to post a picture if anybody is interested.
Thanks in advance,
Lester

[Classic Case]

to the site. If you type maher in the search function , at the top of the page,..you will find quite a few threads that may give you info. ,and we always like to see pictures of knives.

[tjmurphy]

Hey Smifman, welcome to AAPK - a great place to be.

[gino]

Welcome (even though you been around a year already) lol!

[Smifman]

Here are pictures of the knife.

[trutemper]

Whoaaaa!! Thats a beaut!!

[johnnierotten]

I found this pic of a 3 blade Jack "Maher & Grosh" . ....wish I owned it!!

[johnnierotten]

Here is the only one that I have....

[Bret888]

I can't tell you a lot, but Maher & Grosch was a hardware firm, and they contracted knives from various sources, but always high quality. Yours is a Miller Bros. made knife, with their patented screw on handles, and a covered backspring.

I just noticed this thread is a year old....

[junom]

I have a John Primbel Belnap hardware with screw on smooth bone or stag scales.