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needbucks
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Hi fellow knifers.

I am hoping that someone here can give me some insight as to this interesting import.

I have a wood handled lockback stamped W. Shure Co. Austria. It has "crowned" stamped bolsters with a stag head and a sword and rifle crossed behind what looks to me a well or a bucket. Well used and sharpened but kind of neat.

Anything you can tell me about it is appreciated.

Thanks
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Post by Rupe »

Sorry, I have no info on the knife but I think the item on the bolster (bucket/well) is whats known as a "possibles bag". Hunter and trappers carried the bags for their shot, powder, and other gear they'd take afield.

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Post by needbucks »

Thanks Chris.

Now that you mention it, that could just be a possibles pouch.
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Post by Bryan »

I have nothing much to contribute.

Looks like it was a swing guard design. Guard appears to be missing.

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Post by needbucks »

Thanks Bryan.

Could be right. Have seen some that had curved bolsters.
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