''antlers aweigh''....
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''antlers aweigh''....
Used to be a thread on stag-handled knives. Searched but didn't find so decided to start another....and away we go!!!
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Nice "rack," Ray. 


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Wow, that's a tough act to follow!!!
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Awesome examples knifeknut, I like it. I know there is this thread, Epic Stag, and I thought there were others too.
https://allaboutpocketknives.com/knife_ ... &start=175
Will be fun to see what else gets posted. Nice start, I'll throw some in. Good idea.
https://allaboutpocketknives.com/knife_ ... &start=175
Will be fun to see what else gets posted. Nice start, I'll throw some in. Good idea.
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Those all look so nice!
If I posted mine, it would be like me trying to enter a plow mule into the Kentucky Derby!
If I posted mine, it would be like me trying to enter a plow mule into the Kentucky Derby!
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I find myself "fawning" over a bunch of these knives....
....but the number of them is really "stag-gering" ...
....but the number of them is really "stag-gering" ...
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Please feel free to post your antlers; all are welcome.
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Great ''herd'' of antlers ivory man! Thanks for posting them & the link to the epic stag thread. Don't know why I couldn't find it.Ivoryman wrote: ↑Thu Oct 19, 2023 12:01 am Awesome examples knifeknut, I like it. I know there is this thread, Epic Stag, and I thought there were others too.
https://allaboutpocketknives.com/knife_ ... &start=175
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ts posted. Nice start, I'll throw some in. Good idea.![]()
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''DOE''n't ewe wont two tell how ewe reelee feel? Have ewe '' herd'' me? Brake out some antler or get tied to the.''rack''!
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knife7knut wrote: ↑Thu Oct 19, 2023 12:49 am
''DOE''n't ewe wont two tell how ewe reelee feel? Have ewe '' herd'' me? Brake out some antler or get tied to the.''rack''!
As I recall the epic stag thread... is under "Fixed Blades Knives" forum ....
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Beautiful Stags everyone. Here are some stag sets from the 70s & 80s
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Great stuff, keep 'em coming.
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All I can say is:WOW!!!! Magnificent stuff everyone!
This one was my 1st stag handled knife: Saynor stamped, ''W.DRUMMOND & SONS ''. Integral bolsters/liners; backspring bends around in a U-shape rather than a solid shape. Handles are worn smooth. Bought ca.1970.
This one was my 1st stag handled knife: Saynor stamped, ''W.DRUMMOND & SONS ''. Integral bolsters/liners; backspring bends around in a U-shape rather than a solid shape. Handles are worn smooth. Bought ca.1970.
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A Colt in stag.
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Some of the most beautiful antler I have ever seen: a carving set in it's original leather covered wood case stamped ''Landers, Frary, & Clark Aetna Works ''.
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Nice!!!knife7knut wrote: ↑Sat Oct 21, 2023 5:13 am Some of the most beautiful antler I have ever seen: a carving set in it's original leather covered wood case stamped ''Landers, Frary, & Clark Aetna Works ''.
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I also have quite a few carving sets in stag, horn.pearl,sterling silver & wood. Never really thought about selling them; just got them because I liked them. I did a post awhile back on them in the kitchen knives forum.
The L, F, & C is still used on holidays.
The L, F, & C is still used on holidays.
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