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Thomas Turner Stag Pruner.

Miller Bro`s wrote:Tonerini, shot shell puller hunting knife

D. that thing is amazing!

Thanks Phil! It sure is a handful

i dug up a couple nice looking stag handel knives that i thought would fit here with all the other good looking stag knives here in this thread hope everybody likes them the first one is a hen & rooster coffin jack and the second one is a ja hencels four blade congress

Great Stag around here!!!
The only reason I have this lockback is because of the handle material. It's not really a pattern that I would normally seek out. But I just couldn't resist the stag.
She's a hand full at 5 1/4" closed , AJAX CUTLERY SHEFFIELD tang stamp. If it were a coin it would be classified as "harshly cleaned" or over buffed. Dave

English stag is hard to beat

Too bad about the buff job

here is some more nice stag that i thought would fit in here its a rob klaas solingen germany

very nice 8Ball...........

thanks paulsvintage

This was the first knife Bret bought in Lewisburg.

Big daddy and Kathy, nice looking stag handle knives

Here is another English Stag handle knife......

Beautiful old stag on that one, MB.
Charlie Noyes

Miller Bro`s wrote:Big daddy and Kathy, nice looking stag handle knives

Here is another English Stag handle knife......

She's worth taking another look at.

This Puma has some pretty nice Stag handles

Does anyone remember where I read the post about how the Sheffield makers processed the stag to color ,soften,press,and whatever they did?

I read a great post or link to some of this history ,just can't seem to get the right search result.

If I remember right,they formed it after softening it,which allowed the shape of the stag to come right against the bolsters.

I hope someone finds it .

I do have this,but I thought I had read more:

http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/showt ... t-for-Stag

This ain't as gnarly like some on this thread, but I'm liking this Case...

Nice stag,but not the gnarliest on these two older Wostenholms.

wlf wrote:Nice stag,but not the gnarliest on these two older Wostenholms.

Beautiful stag with great character, which certainly holds true of all the previous posted knives.

Nice Case knife Glenn

Lyle, English made knives had the best Stag handles on their knives, your two examples are no exception

Beautiful old stag knives folks!!!!! Here's a old Henckels. Slim

got this kabar in today , not sure of vintage but handles are a little gnarly

Gorgeous stag on that K-Bar Cato. Love the color too Slim

Cato, I PM'd you back on that New York knife, at least I think I sent it right. Slim

Here is some German stag.............

VERY NICE ,MILLER BROS