This is a German made Bulldog knife engraved as a tribute to James Parker. The length is 5 1/8". The pattern is called an Anglo Saxon Whittler.
It came with a box and I think it could be called mint; certainly near mint. F&F is excellent and it certainly walks and talks. I personally find the covers to be more attractive than many other European stag handles.
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Re: Anglo Saxon Whittler
When you say "more attractive" do you mean how the Stag looks or how well it's fitted? I know that some Stag is really rough looking and others look very smooth. I guess different makers like to use different sections or portions of the antler as they like their knives to have a certain kind of appearance.Quick Steel wrote: I personally find the covers to be more attractive than many other European stag handles.
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Re: Anglo Saxon Whittler
Mike, I prefer stag covers where the darkness of the stag extends over most of the cover. Some stag covers have a lot of white showing. Nothing wrong with that at all, just my preference for the other. Here is a good Boker that I would have preferred with less white.
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Re: Anglo Saxon Whittler
Okay, I see what you mean now. Thanks.
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