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IM

I really like the Stag on that last Boker

Some nice Stag handles on this old Russell

ObsidianEdge wrote:Thanks guys. There are some pin cracks in the stag but not too bad for how old it is.
Henckels was known at one point for cutting bark stag all the way to the edges like the Sheffield companies did:

Wow!
Awesome!

Now this is what I call Gnarly Stag!

very nice Dimitri .. that is quite different

Everyone is showing some FANTASTIC STAGS---I thought I would bumb up this thread with a 4 1/4 Cattle knife. Stamped Wyeth Warranted Cutlery. Thx Mark

Not a knife but these are from my grandfather's old farm - my guess is they are between 80 and 90 years old. No maker listed.

Here is what I used to carve our Thanksgiving turkey the other day.LF&C carving set about a hundred years old with case.

Beautiful set K7K!
That stag is gorgeous!!!

Here`s an ole Holly well used knife thats a little gnarly.

Bob

Very nice Holley Bob

Here now is a nice old Quill knife

Thanks Dimitri, thats a pretty quill knife you have there. Who made that one and how long is it?

Bob

I posted this in The Robeson Cutlery Company thread last night, but it probably belongs here, as well.

This is a 3 1/4" coke bottle jack made by Robeson in the 1910's to 1920's.

Both blades are marked, ROBESON / ShurEdge (script) / ROCHESTER, N.Y. on both blades.

I was aware of only about a half dozen patterns that Robeson handled with genuine stag.

This is a new one for me.

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Charlie Noyes

I am so glad that knife ended up in your hands, Charlie!

I don't think I posted this one here yet...

Now, THAT is some gnarly stag.

Great piece.

And, thanks again Kathy.

Charlie Noyes

great lockback Kathy. beautiful stag
i will keep this thread going....... old # 45 Shiefield

knifegirl888 wrote:I don't think I posted this one here yet...

Like totally gnarley Dudett. Beautiful knife. Give it

tjmurphy wrote:

knifegirl888 wrote:I don't think I posted this one here yet...

Like totally gnarley Dudett. Beautiful knife. Give it

Thanks, TJ!

Paul,

That is a very cool picture of a beautiful knife! Sheffield makers knew how to use stag!!

Kathy & Paul nice knives

paulsvintage wrote: great lockback Kathy. beautiful stag
i will keep this thread going....... old # 45 Shiefield

Paul,
Thats fantastic how the stag follows the frame.
Your pics are getting better too!! Well done.
Mark

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