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Re: Congress is in session
A FEW!!!...
....They look great...awesome displays. 
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Re: Congress is in session
A Grand Display !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
thanks for sharin'
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Re: Congress is in session
Found a Boker that I hadn't taken pics of.
Anyone have any experience and advice on how to burn and darken up the mark side of this knife?.....I'm pleased with the pile side just not so much with the mark...to light.
Anyone have any experience and advice on how to burn and darken up the mark side of this knife?.....I'm pleased with the pile side just not so much with the mark...to light.
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Re: Congress is in session
Johnnie
The best way to darken stag is to age it for several years in my knife roll.
Here are a few
left row
62052SS centennial
64052SScentennial
6488 6 dot
right row
6352SSP whittler 1 dot (89)
62052SS 4 dot (96)
6269 3 dot bone
The best way to darken stag is to age it for several years in my knife roll.
Here are a few
left row
62052SS centennial
64052SScentennial
6488 6 dot
right row
6352SSP whittler 1 dot (89)
62052SS 4 dot (96)
6269 3 dot bone
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Re: Congress is in session
.The best way to darken stag is to age it for several years in my knife roll.
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Re: Congress is in session
Boys......I figured it out myself.
I used my gas stove....wrapped aluminum foil around one end of the bolster and open blades and held the other end with a shop rag...Held it over high flame until I got the desired color then cooled Her off and switched ends.
I should have got Her a bit darker but the Old Lady was scared I was going to set the house on fire.
I'll post some pics tomorrow.
I used my gas stove....wrapped aluminum foil around one end of the bolster and open blades and held the other end with a shop rag...Held it over high flame until I got the desired color then cooled Her off and switched ends.
I should have got Her a bit darker but the Old Lady was scared I was going to set the house on fire.
I'll post some pics tomorrow.
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Here's a few from my accumulation:
First up is a half congress by A.Feist of Germany;a souvenir of Ireland.
Second is a small half congress with pearl scales by Beacon Knife Co Germany.
Third is a Boker Olde Stag with synthetic stag scales.
Fourth is a Case 5488 with a broken back spring.Hopefully Kaleb will be able to fix it some time down the road.
Fifth is an F.Ward B4*Any congress with pearl scales;unusual shield,and fluted bolsters.This knife dates around 1860.
Sixth is a Henckels red bone congress that had the emblem missing.I found a small gold miniature coin and fitted it in.
Seventh is a Hibbard Spencer & Bartlett half congress.
Eighth is an H.W.Mason Sheffield double congress(8 blades) in kind of relic condition but very unusual.
Ninth is a Krusius Brothers with ivory scales.
Last for now is a Schmactenberg Brothers half congress with the blade marked Finzer's Tobacco Knife and stag scales.
First up is a half congress by A.Feist of Germany;a souvenir of Ireland.
Second is a small half congress with pearl scales by Beacon Knife Co Germany.
Third is a Boker Olde Stag with synthetic stag scales.
Fourth is a Case 5488 with a broken back spring.Hopefully Kaleb will be able to fix it some time down the road.
Fifth is an F.Ward B4*Any congress with pearl scales;unusual shield,and fluted bolsters.This knife dates around 1860.
Sixth is a Henckels red bone congress that had the emblem missing.I found a small gold miniature coin and fitted it in.
Seventh is a Hibbard Spencer & Bartlett half congress.
Eighth is an H.W.Mason Sheffield double congress(8 blades) in kind of relic condition but very unusual.
Ninth is a Krusius Brothers with ivory scales.
Last for now is a Schmactenberg Brothers half congress with the blade marked Finzer's Tobacco Knife and stag scales.
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Re: Congress is in session
tjmurphy wrote:Yeh, it probably would, or maybe, he just kicked her to the curb. I think I heard somewhere that the Kissing Cranes and the Henckel Twins were double dating. Just what I heard.
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Re: Congress is in session
johnnierotten wrote:I should have got Her a bit darker but the Old Lady was scared I was going to set the house on fire.
Johnnie, next time try Potassium Permanganate
You won`t burn the house down or take the temper out of the steel blades
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Now ya tell me!!

Thanks for the info,Dimitri.
Thanks for the info,Dimitri.
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Re: Congress is in session
Nicely done Johnnie!

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Johnnie I'll have to say you sure helped the looks of that stag.
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I think so too....it was just to light,didn't match the rear.
It went from the chopping block to a keeper!!
It went from the chopping block to a keeper!!
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Re: Congress is in session
Here's a little display of Tree Brand Boker congress knives I've just finished putting together.
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Philco, Glad to see you've got my Christmas present in the box. Have you wrapped it up and shipped it already?
Great collection there - even got the tang stamp series and the elusive 1973 Wiss LTD edition!
I would say all you need now is the "Johnny Reb" knife from the great American Story series, but there is no room for it in the box!
You have some of the best toys
Great collection there - even got the tang stamp series and the elusive 1973 Wiss LTD edition!
I would say all you need now is the "Johnny Reb" knife from the great American Story series, but there is no room for it in the box!
You have some of the best toys
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Re: Congress is in session
ok, here is a few of my boker congress's i will put a few pictures up for a closer look. thanks and everyone have a great christmas and a happy new year!! thanks denny
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Re: Congress is in session
Both Great Looking Displays,Phil & Bronc !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Re: Congress is in session
Denny....you have a nice array also!! 
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Re: Congress is in session
only one thing missing in my collection jhonnie..... thats the old boker one you have. you burnt the handles on........lol....will look good in with mine. want be so lonely and all......... i think they all look great in this post. great post
thanks denny
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Re: Congress is in session
Denny...ya gotta admit it do look alot better since I burned it.

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