Interesting Miller/Maher & Grosh

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Interesting Miller/Maher & Grosh

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I bought this last week in Snow Hill, MD. I guess it's a Swell-center Stockman. The construction is a nickel-steel box channel that forms the outer liners and back with the back-springs inside, (pic.#2). It seems that style would be more expensive to build than standard construction. I've seen internal-spring knives before but this one just looks a cut above what I've seen. I'm assuming it's Miller Brothers from the screws.Like to see more if you have one. J.O'.
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Ridgegrass wrote: ↑Wed Jun 04, 2025 1:26 pm I.....
J.O'., you should post it here also:
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I didn't investigate too deeply, but there are a couple like yours here:
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Awesome find, J.O'. ::tu::
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Great knife!! I have seen those before in wood, bone, and pearl. Regarding that type of consturction, Remington made their R100A stock knife like that (one-piece bolsters and liners) because it was LESS expensive as compared to convetional construction.
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Don't think this is what you're speaking of. On this one, the liners and back are one channel and the bolsters are separate. Look closely at the 3rd and 4th pics.
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Maher and Grosh "Colorado Stockham".So called surveyors pattern.Came in different handles materials,bone,pearl,ebony and a couple different celluloids.Also came in a moose.
They carried that pattern in their catalog for close to 50 years.After Miller Brothers went out of business, I believe Ulster made them for M&G.
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Thanks Roger. It's a sweetie. Do you have one? Like to see it. J.O'.
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Ridgegrass wrote: ↑Thu Jun 05, 2025 6:37 pm Thanks Roger. It's a sweetie. Do you have one? Like to see it. J.O'.
Yeah,I'll dig a couple out when I get a chance..
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Here ya go.
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Bone one.
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2 stunners there Roger, thanks for digging them out!
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bestgear wrote: ↑Fri Jun 06, 2025 12:38 pm 2 stunners there Roger, thanks for digging them out!
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Absolutely! Many thanks, they are great. J.O'.
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Roger ::tu:: ::tu::
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Wow Roger , a couple of awesome examples !

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That's guys.
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Beautiful knives, Roger. ::tu:: ::tu::
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FRJ wrote: ↑Sat Jun 07, 2025 1:37 am Beautiful knives, Roger. ::tu:: ::tu::
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