Boker Norfolk whittler.

[msteele6]

I've only seen this pattern by Remington (except in Levine's book) and I've always wanted one since I like oddball patterns, anyway, here it is:

[edge213]

I've only seen this pattern by Remington (except in Levine's book) and I've always wanted one since I like oddball patterns, anyway, here it is:

Very nice

[FRJ]

I've only seen this pattern by Remington (except in Levine's book) and I've always wanted one since I like oddball patterns, anyway, here it is:

Wow!

That's a treasure.

[doglegg]

I've only seen this pattern by Remington (except in Levine's book) and I've always wanted one since I like oddball patterns, anyway, here it is:

Wow!

That's a treasure.

Totally agree.

[Steve Warden]

I like that one!

[Dinadan]

That really is an offbeat pattern. Amazing stag and patina! I can see why you wanted one.

[Gtrclktr-351]

nice one

[Sharpnshinyknives]

Sweet. I’ve got that pattern in a few Robeson’s by Queen. I’ve got to be on the lookout for one of those. Nice acquisition!

[Mumbleypeg]

Outstanding find! And nice looking stag to boot. First Böker Norfolk whittler I’ve seen.

I have a Hen & Rooster made by Bertram, and a Queen-made S&M lockback version, but overall they seem hard to find.

Ken

[msteele6]

Thanks for all the kind comments, I was wondering if anyone could give me an idea on the date, the only thing I've heard about dating Bokers is that the more branches on the tree the older. I was also wondering if anyone else had or had seen one of these. Anyway, thanks. Mark.

[Mumbleypeg]

I can’t tell much about the tang stamps from your pictures. Have you compared them with those shown in the tang stamps charts thread? https://www.allaboutpocketknives.com/kn ... sf=msgonly

Ken