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Very nice knife Jerry. Sad thing is it's a year older then me and better looking

Nev

1941 stag fixed blade

Great knives everybody! I have a soft spot for Westerns

Felanmac wrote: ↑Mon Dec 12, 2022 10:01 pm Great knives everybody! I have a soft spot for Westerns

Beautiful knives !

I thought I had a lot of Western knives so I bow to you King Sir.

tongueriver wrote: ↑Fri Nov 03, 2017 10:43 pm I am fond of the older WESTERNS myself.
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I have a few old Westerns. Pics of the more unique ones below. I can’t find any info on the Fork/Knife Combo Set in leather pouch. Any info would be appreciated!

Nice group, that shadow pattern knife/saw is cool!

Since the knife/fork set has the full bifurcated tang patent number, they are post-1932. (1931 and first 1/2 or 2/3 of 1932 would have PAT APP'l'D FOR and the rest of 1932 would have PAT. PEND.)

The bucking cowboy says pre-WW2. It was not used during or after the war to my knowledge.

The set does not show up in the 1925, 1931, 1936 or 1941 catalogs. I checked 1925 just in case they were offered pre-patent.

So a mystery as to when they came out. That's the best I can do.

Thanks for the info! Interesting. I’m holding onto the set, but curious on the potential value. The set appears to be in unused condition. Never sharpened for sure.