Rogers bone
Rogers bone
Was Rogers bone dyed in many colors? I have a few knives that I think are handled with Rogers bone, but I haven't studied on it much. Is it shown in any of the knife books? If you have some rogers could you post them?
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Stockman
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There have been a few discussions about Rogers bone, so you might try the search function. Here are a couple other bits of information...
Here is a link to Bernard Levine's article about jigged bone...
http://pweb.netcom.com/~brlevine/bonehand.txt
Here is the knife Case made for the NKCA in 1994, with what Case feels is Rogers bone...
Bill
Here is a link to Bernard Levine's article about jigged bone...
http://pweb.netcom.com/~brlevine/bonehand.txt
Here is the knife Case made for the NKCA in 1994, with what Case feels is Rogers bone...
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Those are some great looking pictures of Early Rogers...I really love that Trapper! Here's a picture of Late Rogers...
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That is a very beautiful example of late red Rogers bone Perry. I love it. I have seen that muskrat on your web site before, and had it in mind when I was posting early Rogers in the above post. I was hoping you still had it to post it. Dog gone, that thing is purty!!!...By the way thanks for the compliment on the trapper.
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Thanks Gary! I do like Muskrats...here's one with early Rogers Bone.
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Very cool you guys...
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Thanks for the response to my question on Rogers Bone. I really liked the knives the tested muskrat is unreal. All of the help has me wondering, did most of the old companys use Rogers Bone? I went and looked at some of my stuff and it seems that I have several knives with Rogers on them. The older Rogers is easier for me to identify, I'am still having trouble with this some. I am not new to knives at all just never have had a handle on Rogers Bone. Pictured is a Remington muskrat round bolsters some salesman ink on back of blade,the bone looks like some shown is it Rogers? Couple clicks to see jigging.
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Re: Rogers bone
Oldredbone67 wrote:Is this a Rogers bone handle? Thanks
I don't think so.
Here's a link that may be helpful to you.
viewtopic.php?f=35&t=45098&hilit=Rogers ... &start=150
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Re: Rogers bone
That one looks like it was handled by Roger's brother Del. Del RinOldredbone67 wrote:Is this a Rogers bone handle? Thanks
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Re: Rogers bone
Absolutely. DuPont Delrin plastic.rexstubbins wrote:That one looks like it was handled by Roger's brother Del. Del RinOldredbone67 wrote:Is this a Rogers bone handle? Thanks