Thank you for your interest in this knife. My father, Jay Bigler, a hobbyist knifemaker, was pretty much self-taught and didn't begin making knives until after he retired in 1993. He passed in 2016, but had suffered from a severe stroke in 2012 at the age of 82. He was not able to work on knives from that time on. Before that he was prolific in the knives he produced. No two were ever completely alike.

He did not catalog his knives as to when they were made or the materials that he used. However, I have been able to discern a range of years from how he put his name on the knives. The “J BIGLER” semicircle dates it sometime from 2004 to early 2012.

This is one of the nicest pocket knives that I have found among Dad's folders. It's pretty, lightweight, wood and brass, small, simple, but nicely done. When it is closed, it's 3", opened 5.25". The blade is 2.25".  It comes with a leather sheath and fits fully inside of that.

Selling “as is”.

As a side note: I am so grateful to the buyers who have purchased Bigler knives. It makes me glad to know how widely appreciated my father’s work is. Through sales here, knives have gone to collectors in over 25 states, from coast to coast and border to border.

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