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William H. Maher and Emil Grosh started the Maher & Grosh Wholesale Cutlery Co. in 1877 with a goal to sell high quality US manufactured cutlery globally. The original business dissolved in 1988, but the brand has since been resurrected.
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So far, this is what Roger has told us:

1. Single steel bolster with steel liners.
2. Made like a Pre-WWI knife.
3. Two blades.
4. 3-1/2" long.
5.Available in Bone and Cocobolo.
6.Blade etched.

What type of Shield?
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Crest shield.And John,yes I will..............when I get to it. 8)
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My guess is that is a boys knife. Your picture Roger
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Whatever it is...since you are offering two different handles, please put me down for one of each, please!

Now I am anxious as all get out....can't wait to see what it will be

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peanut740 wrote:It will have steel bolsters and liners.
I've been look for a eskimo so you can sell him a iceberg or ice box. :mrgreen: :)
As they say. Keep giving them a nibble and the next thing you got them hooked. ::drool::
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I'm going to ignore Keith,it will have a steel shackle. ::handshake::
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Keith, your above pictured knife of Maher & Grosh is a #14 I believe? It also entered my mind.
But I now believe it will be a No. 2 B S ::nod::
The below picture is from the 1900 Maher & Grosh Catalog.
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This should settle things.It will have a chain. ::tu::
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Well now the cat's outa the bag. These are gonna be nice ! ::ds::
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Should look something like this.
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Holy Toledo!! A chain and everything!!!
I hope to get a pick bone.
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That's a great choice Roger. You guys really got it going on.
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Thanks Jerry,we try.
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There go my "discretionary funds" for the near future. ::drool::
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When will these beauties be available? I will be out of the country for a spell and I sure don't want to miss out!

Roger,

I can certainly prepay for one of each and then you can ship when they roll off the line, please!

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Fantastic Roger, really like that they are a 2 blade, can't wait.
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Chase wrote:When will these beauties be available? I will be out of the country for a spell and I sure don't want to miss out!

Roger,

I can certainly prepay for one of each and then you can ship when they roll off the line, please!

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I will be back in time for Blade Show!

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Big surprise yesterday.::ds:: .
Received my May 2018 Knife Magazine in the mail. Below is the ad for Roger and Ken's latest Maher & Grosh knives. It's listed on page #48.
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COMING SOON! ::pace::
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For a newbie, could someone please show me what "pick bone" looks like? Thanks.
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I have one of the pick bone boys and both of the Yankee Whittlers. What wonderful knives these are, and judging from some of the originals I’ve fondled, I would say they are every bit as great as their ancestors!!
::ds:: Thank you Ken and Roger for bringing these beauties to us and showing the younger among us how knives were made over a hundred years ago!
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This knife did not get its due when the 15s came out. Likely the best 15 from GEC. The quintessential shield, impeccably finished, all steel, cool etch. If this were to be carried, I would probably remove the bail and chain but it will only be admired. Anyway just wanted to express my admiration for this one.
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Thanks,I'm bias,but I think they were the best 15 also. ::tu::
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Yep, without a doubt, some of GEC’s best work ever!!
I got both of them, the jig and the wood.
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