Robeson Bone

The first Robeson knives were imported by Millard Robeson from England and Germany exclusively. This continued from 1979 until 1896 when Robeson began manufacturing knives in the United States. Since inception, the company has gone through several reorganizations & eventually ended up as a Queen Cutlery brand.
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Robeson Bone

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I saw this knife, a Robeson bolster-lock fish knife, on Ebay this week and thought the bone on it to be just exceptional.

Can't say I've seen much of this jigging pattern before. It is so random, it has the appearance of being natural.

This is not genuine stag.

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Robeson sure had some nice looking jigged bone on their knives. Selling this one and really don't want to let it go because of how nice the bone is.
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I have to say that of all the companies Robeson was no doubt top notch with their jigged bone knives... it always seems so appealing and the one you posted Charlie is extraordinary ::tu:: ... the one you showed rexstubbins is another stunner - so rich in color with lovely jigging as well ::tu:: ... One other thing I like on their many bone knives was the Indian Trails which is my favorite on many jigged bone knives and they did it so well!!! On the other hand and in contrast I have to admit that I’m not too fond of the strawberry bone knives....
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