MAKER: Boker 

PATTERN: 240 pen knife

BLADE ETCH: TREE BRAND  on ribbon with tree. This is the full blade etch Boker does so well.

CLOSED LENGTH: 3-1/8 inches

BLADE LENGTH: 2-3/8 inches

BOLSTERS: Nickel silver

HANDLES: Jigged brown Delrin.

BLADES: Carbon Steel clip and pen blades.

LINERS: Brass

TANG STAMPS: The Boker tree with BOKER/SOLINGEN/GERMANY

CONDITION: Very good with some patina and some pitting on the pen blade.

DAMAGE: Some pitting on pen blade.

BLADE WEAR: Little or none.

SNAP: Very good

MADE IN: Solingen, Germany

ADDITIONAL INFO:

Nice little knife. It may have been lightly used, but I think it still has the factory edge on the blades.

  $25.00

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MAKER: Boker Germany
PATTERN: Bare Head Razor Jack
CLOSED LENGTH: 3-1/8 inches
HANDLES: Red jigged bone
BLADES: Razor master & pen blade
BOLSTERS: Nickel Silver
LINERS: Brass
TANG STAMPS: UNITED/BOKER/SOLIGEN/GERMANY
CONDITION: Very Good
DAMAGE: A gouge out on the bone near the front bolster. It appears to have left the factory that way.
AGE: EST 1980s (but that is a guess)
COUNTRY OF ORIGIN: Germany
BLADE WEAR: They appear to be full.
SHIELD: United Boker globe shield
SNAP: Very Good. Half stops on both blades.
BLADE ETCH: Handi-Razor UC122R


ADDITIONAL INFO:
This is a nice knife that appears not to have been used, or if it was, it was very little. Good for a collection or a good user. I believe this was made when United Cutlery owned Boker or at least had the rights to use the Boker name. I remember seeing some United Boker knives in the 1980s when I managed a cutlery store. In my personal opinion they were not of the high quality standards of Boker Germany, or even Boker USA. If memory serves, the United Boker union was short lived. I guess in one sense that makes this knife a bit more rare than the regular Boker knives. It appears to be a good little knife. As a good friend of mine says, “It is what it is.” Perhaps there is some historical significance to it.

  $29.95

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