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I don't consider myself much of a Boker collector but from time to time I pick one up that appeals to me.

Nice collection QS! I like that stockman in the middle & the congress up top!

Very nice Garry, some interesting knives in that collection. I really like that Barlow and of course the red Congress.

I have a few Bokers as well QS, but not the quality of yours. Knice group.

Thank you guys. I'll tell you, my favorite is the camping knife which is really well done; the "mack daddy" of my camping knives.

That Barlow is a beauty!
I've carried a Boker USA Congress everyday for the last 50 years.
You have very nice collection.

Quick Steel wrote: ↑Sat Apr 11, 2020 2:09 pm I don't consider myself much of a Boker collector but from time to time I pick one up that appeals to me.

VERY nice variety Garry.

My favorite is the stag Copperhead. Great stag. In real life, at least as I lived it, elementary school cub scouts can not afford stag on their scout knives so, despite its stag, your favorite looks like an odd duck to me. You have me beat in quantity of Bokers so maybe it's time to consider yourself a collector of them.

Very Nice

SWEET!
I, too, am drawn to the stockman in the center.
Very interesting handle. How's it feel in the hand?

There's not a bad apple in that bunch. I think Bokers are underappreciated, and that they are excellent knives.

Greatly appreciate all your comments and observations.

Modern Slip Joints, Just to clarify, I do not have a Scout Knife. My knife, or others similar to a Scout, are usually called camping or utility knives. A true Scout knife must be designated as such either on the blade or with the shield on the scale.

Steve, to answer your question I find the hand feel of the Stockman unremarkable for stag scales. Perfectly useable, adequately comfortable. Generally, I prefer smooth scales on a using knife tho I certainly admire the aesthetics of nice stag.