doglegg wrote: ↑Sun Mar 08, 2026 11:23 am.woodwalker wrote: ↑Sun Mar 08, 2026 10:53 amI agree! Fine couple knives there. Love some Roger's bone! Here are a couple 72's with Roger's!Thomasg wrote: ↑Sun Mar 08, 2026 2:21 am
What’s not to like about Rogers bone? It is no wonder that so many different Americans knife companies used Rogers bone for covers .I think i now have 23 with Rogers. Bone made by Pal blade co and Pal cutlery coMy two latest accusations. Utility knife with steel frame and bolsters U.S.A . Army Contract, and a official boy scout knife .IMG_8695.pngIMG_8696.jpeg
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Looks like rogers bone to me .love those 72s .I have always been a fan of any knife with a a long pull nail nick so much easier to open.plus the old school match strikes . Classic!woodwalker wrote: ↑Sun Mar 08, 2026 10:53 amThomasg wrote: ↑Sun Mar 08, 2026 2:21 amWhat’s not to like about Rogers bone? It is no wonder that so many different Americans knife companies used Rogers bone for covers .I think i now have 23 with Rogers. Bone made by Pal blade co and Pal cutlery coMytwo latest accusations. Utility knife with steel frame and bolsters U.S.A . Army Contract, and a official boy scout knife .IMG_8695.pngIMG_8696.jpegI agree! Fine couple knives there. Love some Roger's bone! Here are a couple 72's with Roger's!
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Thank you sir!! Appreciate ya. Loved seeing your Roger's Bone knives as well! Maybe you could get a group shot of all your Roger's Bone knives.Thomasg wrote: ↑Sun Mar 08, 2026 5:10 pmLooks like rogers bone to me .love those 72s .I have always been a fan of any knife with a a long pull nail nick so much easier to open.plus the old school match strikes . Classic!woodwalker wrote: ↑Sun Mar 08, 2026 10:53 amThomasg wrote: ↑Sun Mar 08, 2026 2:21 am
What’s not to like about Rogers bone? It is no wonder that so many different Americans knife companies used Rogers bone for covers .I think i now have 23 with Rogers. Bone made by Pal blade co and Pal cutlery coMy two latest accusations. Utility knife with steel frame and bolsters U.S.A . Army Contract, and a official boy scout knife .IMG_8695.pngIMG_8696.jpegI agree! Fine couple knives there. Love some Roger's bone! Here are a couple 72's with Roger's!
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A little EC Simmons Keen Kutter with some nice bone in my humble opinion. 
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Love the pick bone Simmons!
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That was a very is knice find. Two very knice finds.
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Wow
you guys are killing it with that gorgeous Rogers Bone
Here’s one of my favorites: Schatt & Morgan jigged Mahogany Bone
Here’s one of my favorites: Schatt & Morgan jigged Mahogany Bone
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Exceptional example Q.
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Killer there, Mr. Kevin!
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Here's a cool old one I picked up at a flea market today. It was painted totally ROYAL BLUE!! Yes, you read that properly. It was so rusty, I had to scrape the tang to see what it was. This is what I found underneath! A Challenge Cutlery Co. Bridgeport Cigar Jack with great bone handles! If you look very closely, I left a smidge of the blue paint on the edge of the shield, and a bit on the pile side on the top left. You can't see it until I blew up the pictures.
It still has fantastic walk and talk, and sharpened up like a razor. Half stops work as they should, And, it has tons of natural patina. The best part was
the dealer I got it from brought it for me because I have helped her price some of her knives before, and she just wanted me to have it. FREE!!
Man, I love old knives!!
It still has fantastic walk and talk, and sharpened up like a razor. Half stops work as they should, And, it has tons of natural patina. The best part was
the dealer I got it from brought it for me because I have helped her price some of her knives before, and she just wanted me to have it. FREE!!
Man, I love old knives!!
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toomanyknives wrote: ↑Mon Mar 09, 2026 3:41 amWhat a fine looking Dog. My man Zeus!
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Does he point? Good looking hound.
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SCORE!!!!!!!!!!!toomanyknives wrote: ↑Thu Mar 12, 2026 11:38 pm Here's a cool old one I picked up at a flea market today. It was painted totally ROYAL BLUE!! Yes, you read that properly. It was so rusty, I had to scrape the tang to see what it was. This is what I found underneath! A Challenge Cutlery Co. Bridgeport Cigar Jack with great bone handles! If you look very closely, I left a smidge of the blue paint on the edge of the shield, and a bit on the pile side on the top left. You can't see it until I blew up the pictures.
It still has fantastic walk and talk, and sharpened up like a razor. Half stops work as they should, And, it has tons of natural patina. The best part was
the dealer I got it from brought it for me because I have helped her price some of her knives before, and she just wanted me to have it. FREE!!
Man, I love old knives!!
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