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ANY ONE SEEN ONE OF THESE BEFORE
ITS A KNIFE I BOUGHT IN 1989 WHEN I LIVED IN SOUTH AFRICA IT WAS A COMMEMORATIVE ISSUE FOR THE 100 YEARS OF SOUTH AFRICAN RUGBY 1889-1989. ITS BOKER AND IT LOOK LIKE THE HANDLE IS MADE OF TYPE OF STONE I MAY BE MISTAKEN. ANY INFO ON THIS KNIFE WOULD BE GREAT.
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FeaturedPermalink Reply by Craig Henry on -
I've never seen one. Maybe someone slse around here has. Is that stone or Boker's smooth gray bone?
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Permalink Reply by Jan Carter on
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Rn Dumeah has a great Boker Book, maybe he has something on it
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Permalink Reply by stephen tungate on
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great looking knife....
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Permalink Reply by DIMOS on
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Not sure but it is either stone like you mentioned, or gray bone. But its as hard as a rock when you tap it.
Craig Henry said:I've never seen one. Maybe someone slse around here has. Is that stone or Boker's smooth gray bone?
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Permalink Reply by Steve Hanner on
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I can't say anything about this particular knife but I can say this, Boker has been in the business of making commemorative knives for many years, producing many collectables. I have started a collection of the Great American Story series. We do have several good Boker Collectors active here so perhaps we will hear from them.
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