The Rogers Bone Thread

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cbfd wrote:Case Bradford 63039 in Rogers Bone
Great thread, Phil. Bill, that case is outstanding!! ::tu::

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olderdogs1 wrote:
cbfd wrote:Case Bradford 63039 in Rogers Bone
Great thread, Phil. Bill, that case is outstanding!! ::tu::

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Bill that is some sowbelly. ::tu::
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Bill, The only way I could like that Sow Belly more would be if it was mine.

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Thanks for all the comments,Tony Foster had that with Him at the Wilmington Ohio show 5-6 years ago,I tried to trade him out of it,with no luck.I wasn`t going to leave without it,so I paid the toll.I don`t think there are many of them around. Bill.
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Jerry suggested I post this acquisition over here.Pal Blade Co scout/utility.
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Thanks Ray! That's my kinda knife. :)

Thanks to all who have posted. I love looking at all the variations of beautiful Rogers Bone handles.

Here's a couple of my Pals that I got from a couple of my pals here at AAPK.
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Man Phil, wish I had Pals like that !!
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......phil, that's 2 nice ones!!!!........ ::tu:: ................
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Great thread Phil! Here are my only two. PAL CUTLERY CO. The two brothers!
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Great knives, Perry

Phil, I think we need to count your knives. If you have that many knives with Rogers Bone, I wonder what the total count would be. I would venture to say that you don't know, lol.

Great thread, keep the great knives coming. ::tu::

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Beautiful knives fellas! ::tu:: ::tu::

Here's a Western Scout with a nice set of Rogers slabs.
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Oh yeah! That's what I'm talkin' about! ::tu::

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These two are photos that AAPK member Carrmillus sent me and asked me to scan and post. They are a pair of Camillus four line stamped Sunfish sporting some gorgeous Rogers Bone handles. Left click on the photos for a better view.
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Here's a great four line Camillus Hobo Knife in Rogers Bone. It's also one from the Carrmillus collection.

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One I'm fairly sure is Rogers is this supposed Remington I had. I sent it back because it had the wrong number and pruning blade. Wish I would have kept it for posterity's sake.
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That's a great looking knife Lyle. I'd have had a hard time sending it anywhere.

Here's another one from the Carrmillus group, a nice half whittler (two blade whittler) with Rogers Bone scales. Left click to see it better.
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......phil, thank you for posting these photos for me!!.........I owe you, my friend!!............ ::tu:: .............
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Here is a Pal Blade Co that I don't believe has ever been used or carried.
This is a different look at Rogers bone to see it without any of the pocket where we normally see on it.
The color is much darker than we're used to seeing and the jigging is very sharp and distinct because it is not worn down.
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How about this purdy Remington.
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I've got a few more from Carrmillus to show you folks.

Here's a Camillus 4 line Cattlemans knife. It has three backsprings according to its owner.

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Here's a pair of Camillus 4 liine hunting knives that are both 7 1/2 in overall.

And a Camillus Whittler that measures 3 5/8 in. closed. There's are also, as you may have guessed by now, from the collection of AAPK member Carrmillus.

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It was brought to my attention that this nice old Thomaston Knife Co. would fit in here.

Really nice knives, Tommy.
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......joe, I've never seen one of these before!!......beautiful knife!!!....very unusual bail.......how old is this one????............ ::tu:: ::tu:: ..................
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Thank you, Tommy.
Thomaston knife was in business from 1887 to 1920.
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