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sextonknifeworks wrote:here is m 06247 red rogers
Yummy. Say... aren't the correct terms Red Ryders & Roy Rogers? Sorry; I can't help myself.
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Would these all qualify to be called Rogers bone?

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I would say that they were all rogers if they were mine.
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Hello Folks,

I finally went through all my vintage knives in search for " Rogers Jigging" Could this small swell center pen have this jigging pattern? ::smirk::

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here ia an old Schrade with Rogers
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paulsvintage wrote:early rodgers bone
I had to check my stock . I thought that someone had sneaked mine out and cleaned it and repaired the crack.
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Didn't the Winchester's made by BGC (Queen) use Rogers bone?.......I remember that there was something special about the bone that they used.... ::shrug::
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I am not sure, Johnny, but that is a nice display! ::nod::
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Thank you....It was the second that I put together. ::tu::
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Yeah, awesome display case! ::tu:: ::drool::


So if I understand this correctly, Rogers Bone is simply a random jigging pattern as opposed to say Case's uniform jigging pattern?

Are all new(er) Case knives using Rogers Bone stamped with a R or ROG before the pattern number? Thanks for the info!
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::tu:: 8)
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