Congress is in session

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I hope no one minds if I share a couple, Tim
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Tim,

Sharing is what it's all about! It looks like some beautiful stag on that first knife. ::nod::
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knifegirl888 wrote:Our two latest congress knives. The Bannister is the beauty & the Western is a beast!
That Bannister is fantastic! I collect Bannister knives and I've never seen a congress made by them as gorgeous as that one is. ::drool::
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Bret said today that the Bannister is probably his favorite of the group of knives we got this last weekend. That says a lot! I had never had the opportunity to really look at a Bannister knife before. It is a beautiful, well made knife that still has good snap. It does appear to be stag & the threaded bolsters really make it outstanding.

I can see why you collect them. Maybe you should start a thread in knife lore about your collection? I would love to see all of them...
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knifegirl888 & Tim....very nice knives. ::tu::

Here's 3 of my latest. :)
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Nice knives Tim and Johnnie. I have really gotten to like congresses since I started collecting, but when I was just using carry knives, I didn't see the point in having all those blades, and all of them short. I still don't carry one, but I sure like them now!
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Thank ya,Brett. ::tu:: 8)
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Thanks everybody for the kind words. I have'nt seen a knife in this thread that I did'nt like, The 4 blade congress is probably my favorite pattern. I just wish I had more of them! The small congress in the bottom pic is a 68 pattern with mammoth ivory scales tha was given to me by my wife in '07. It's pretty special to me. Please keep posting your awsome congress patterns!
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Here's a pair of Robert Klaas Lovebird stamped congresses......


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Tim, your Solingen stag drawer has got to be getting' pretty full by now!
If you run out of room, and need someone to hold 'em for ya - hint hint...
Those are GREAT! ::groove::
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Thanks Ricky, I was pretty proud to get these!

And that drawer has lots of room, just relocated the socks ::doh::

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Here's a few pic of mine. ::super_happy:: I love the shape and feel of this knife pattern. Plenty of blades to match any given need.
Blades broken on a couple, plus a shield,(Case) but I still find them useful ::tu::

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1) Boker Tree Brand, Germany 2) Olde Stag Boker Tree Brand Solingen Germany
3) Kissing Crane,Solingen Germany 4) Ulster Knife USA 5) Case XX Bradford, P.A 1991
6) Olde Stag,(fake blades)
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Rocky, how do you like the new Boker in your first picture?
I've been thinking about getting one just like that.
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It's a pretty solid knife. Sharp as a razor with really strong walk and talk on all blades. I love the stag scales, color is amazing in person. Scale 1 thru 10, I'd rate it an 8.5 ::tu:: Rocky

P.S. Blue this was not made in Solingen Germany. Germany yes, but not sure where Boker made them. Came with the box and all papers that say it was produced by Boker Solingen Germany but it's nowhere to be found on the knife.
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Looks like a 10 from here,Rocky. ::tu:: .....also a nice pic. ::nod:: 8)
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Thanks Johnnie ::tu:: You Hangin' in there Bro?
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Yes Sir....I'm a trying. ::tu::
Thanks for asking,Partner. ::handshake::
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You gents been posting some real beauties, old & new.
I only have one big Congress, couldn't pass it up.
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Yowzzers!!......me likes!! ::tu::
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::drool:: ::drool:: Beautiful knife W.J. ::tu:: ::tu::

P.S. Sent out a few prayers for ya Johnnie! God is good ::nod:: ::tu::
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One more ......4 in. Smooth bone Fight'n Rooster..........



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P.S. Sent out a few prayers for ya Johnnie!
Thank you,Rocky. ::tu:: 8)


Nice one,Tim. ::tu:: ....I like them Kick'n Chickens. ::nod::
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Thanks Johnnie....same here ::tu::

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I got this H. Boker & Co's Improved Cutlery from AAPK's own; Galvanic1882. Thanks Michael! ::tu::
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Heinr. Boker & Co Baumwerk-Solingen Germany-Alemania.
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