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I looked through all 31 pages thinking there must be a dedicated stag thread.

I found one for “crown stag.” viewtopic.php?f=34&t=61233 and one for “Stacked Stag”.
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So this thread is for pictures of the “regular” non crown non stacked stag handled fixed blades. If you got em show em.

Here are my two Randall’s with stag handles. One was a present when I got my Journeyman plumbing license the other for getting my Masters.

They make a nice set. The model 21 Little Game is for “delicate cutting”. The model 19 Bushmaster is very stout for heavy cutting.

Here is my set of Buck stag knives with a couple black phenolic place savers. I still need a stag 120, 117, &103. The hunt goes on!

A great pair, very classy looking. And then a fine display. You have a lot of fine stag. Congrats.

Not sure this qualifies as epic, but it is by RR himself.

A couple of Union Cutlery/Ka-Bar stag handled knives an Explorer top and Pathfinder below.

Poor man's version of crown stag. BTW, it is available, if I can find it.

A Randall 5-7 that has some very pretty stag.

steve99f wrote:A couple of Union Cutlery/Ka-Bar stag handled knives an Explorer top and Pathfinder below.

I like your KA-BARS VERY MUCH!

Two Western Boulders.

WOW! Some nice stag handled knives guys! And thanks for the kind comments.

Not sure exactly which ones to post first;the slabs or the rounds.Guess I'll start with the rounds.
#1 A cutlery set with carved stag handles and etched blades.
#2 Edge Brand #460
#3 Edge Brand #496
#4 Eloi Pernet poultry shears with stag handles.
#5 Fred James horsehead bowie.
#6 Hubertus hunting dagger;
#7 Hubertus knicker knife.
#8 Kirk & Metz carving set.
#9 Linder keris dagger.
#10 Marbles Ideal.

A few more:
#1 3 knives by McGrann;blades are by Brusoletto
#2 Unmarked handmade knife.
#3 Olsen 5in hunter.
#4 Pal RH-36 with custom handle.
#5 Smith & Wesson bowie with custom stag handle.
#6 Cogswell & Harrison dagger.
#7 Landers,Frary,&Clark carving set.
#8 Marbles Ideal.
#9 Robeson Germany carving set.
Joseph Rodgers VcrownR spear point bowie with 9 in blade.

What a spread! I especially like that last knife, the Joseph Rodgers spearpoint hunting knife.

tongueriver wrote:What a spread! I especially like that last knife, the Joseph Rodgers spearpoint hunting knife.

Thanks for the kind words.I acquired that Jos. Rodgers bowie by being in the right place at the right time. Basically:
Went to a car show a good ways from where I live and when I got there found it had been rained out. Getting ready for the drive home I went in to a coffee shop for a coffee and noticed an antique shop next door.
After getting my coffee I went in and at first saw mostly junk. I n the back there were some knives and I asked to look through them. while I was doing that the proprietor asked if I liked bowie knives. Thinking he probably had some fantasy junk I said ,"Sure I'll take a look". And he drags this bowie out from under a pile of stuff on the bottom shelf of a display case.Knew right away it was a good one.Wound up getting it for $225.
On the way home I stopped at a fellow knife collector's place and showed it to him.He figured it was probably worth at least $800 to $1000 dollars.It is in great shape;very little sharpening;stag handles are perfect and matched;and the sheath looks to be original and never seen a belt. The blade is 9 inches long.Here are a couple more pics.

A few more for the mix:
#1 A group of 5 Puma fixed blades.
#2 An Anton Wingen & a Remington RH-73.
#3 Anton Wingen Knicker knife.
#4 A Browning limited edition fixed blade made in Japan.
#5 A Case XX bird & trout knife.
#6 Kershaw boot knife made in Germany.
#7 An Olsen hunter with an unusually shaped blade.
#8 A Puma boot knife.
#9 An R.J.Richter bowie.
#10 A W.Clauberg hunter

A few more:
#1 M.Cromwell Criterion bowie hunter.
#2 Manhattan Cutlery Co. bowie.
#3 Dickinson mini hunter.
#4 Mini unmarked knife mounted on a piece of crown stag.A bolo tie.
#5 A mini fighter by Jim Turecek with stag sheath.It is also a bolo tie.
#6 A Hubertus folding bowie.
#7 Wenger Inox hunter with saw back blade.

Mein Gott! Wo ist dein warehouse? !!

Round three:
#1 F.A.Bower large hunter.
#2 Hoffritz bowie with 10" blade.
#3 Rostfrei knicker knife.
#4 Sgain Dubh #1
#5 Sgain Dubh #2
#6 Sgain Dubh #3
#7 Rosco Japan bowie hunter.
#8 Emil Voos bowie.
#9 Taylor Cutlery hunter with folding blade.
#10 Friction lock folder by Tom McLuin of Dracut Mass. His first folder.

That certainly qualifies as epic stag.

Lol! You guys are funny. It’s the thread that’s epic not the stag handles!

Thanks to all who have posted so far. I’ve been trying not to respond after every post. “Nice knife”.

I love stag. When it’s done right it’s just plain awesome to look at and to use. I like that it’s never hot or too cold.

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Nice Queen set! I have a couple of loose Queen kitchen cutlery but it's nice when you have the original box!

This is my one and only stag handled fixed blade, made by one of our local custom knife makers Marty Ketcham from Humboldt, SD.

Well said!