Congress Is In Session!

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Almost forgot about these two:I needed a laugh today.Background is 1"squares.
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Beatifull Waterville Dimitri, I love old ivory congress knives.
Great Tortoise shell K7K. Also very interesting that its patent is stamped on!
Beatiful swell centers greedy. Those are really lovely, lovely knives.
Thats a sweet one cato ::tu::
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HAD TO GRAB THIS HAMMER BRAND 36-38 I THINK
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Good lookin' knife Cato. ::tu::

Solid bolsters ?
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PHIL

It has those type bolsters that have a tab bent over the liner
the handles are solid cell got good snap ,, no side play

3 and 1/4 long going in my pocket

there is a post about these type knives mfg this way somewhere
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I posted these in another thread but here are better pics top one is a 6488. 1974 middle is a 64052 65-70. Bottom 62052. 1970
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Thanks for your reply Cato. A fantastic knife. ::tu::


Ricky those are three beauties you have there. Thanks for adding them to this thread. ::nod::
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You cant beat the old jigged red bone love it
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I have posted these before in another thread, but I thought I would add them here as well. I hope I'm not burning you all out on old H. Bokers.
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More.
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H. Boker's.
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Great showing TGG. There's something about those Boker congress knives. ::tu::
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Great line up greedy. The mother of pearl congress with the threaded bolsters is really pretty ::nod:: Looks like a real dandy.
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I've got a long fuse Roger. Guess which I loved too Bt,I think those might be a bunch of rat tails, ::hmm:: ??

I liked that 1st one too,along with the rest.always a pleasure to see your knives.
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Thanks Philco. I enjoyed meeting & talking with you @ Parker's show. It was good to put a face with your board name.

Thanks Beechtree & I'm glad you liked them.

Thank you Lyle. I enjoyed meeting & talking with you at Parker's show as well. Looked like you captured quite a few roosters while you were there. ::tu::
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All very nice Congress knives posted here lately 8)
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I know this 68 pattern pales in comparison to whats been shown, but it was a gift from the wife. 2007 model with mammoth ivory
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yes sir.. some nice ones... nice one Tim
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Thanks, cato
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Two more.
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Wow! I love `em especially the jig bone handles ::drool::
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Here's a Wendell Carson made Fightin' Bull that I picked up at the Blade Show.

I'm not entirely sure it meets the strict definition of a congress (No sheepfoot main blade) but Mr. Carson didn't always conform to traditional details.
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That's a real beauty there, Phil.
You must be happy with that.
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I've shown this ratty old thing before, but since this is congress thread:
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