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Vintage boker from Germany
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Permalink Reply by Jan Carter on
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Jake if it is the pics you posted on your page it is a single blade slim line trapper. It is jigged bone. Based on the tang stamp it appears to be 1970 to present. Based on the knife and the jigging I am taking a wild guess at the 80's
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Permalink Reply by Jake a rue on
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Never been part of a blog forum type thing so it's gonna take a min see how it works plus i dont have desk top
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Ty but it's from Solingen Germany wouldn't that make it older than 1940s
Jan Carter said:Jake if it is the pics you posted on your page it is a single blade slim line trapper. It is jigged bone. Based on the tang stamp it appears to be 1970 to present. Based on the knife and the jigging I am taking a wild guess at the 80's
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It was a every day pocket knife to a now deceased old man so it's pretty worn but the joint of the fold is straight not rounded like most USA bokers and it is a slim trapper single blade do u know when the stop putting Solingen Germany on the tang stamp
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Did they make bokers from Solingen Germany in the 70s n 80s I'm pretty green at this knife collecting
Jake a rue said:Ty but it's from Solingen Germany wouldn't that make it older than 1940s
Jan Carter said:Jake if it is the pics you posted on your page it is a single blade slim line trapper. It is jigged bone. Based on the tang stamp it appears to be 1970 to present. Based on the knife and the jigging I am taking a wild guess at the 80's
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Also the round stamp on the handle supposed to say Solingen buy it's almost wore flat
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Permalink Reply by J.J. Smith III on
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This discussion may help, Jake...
http://iknifecollector.com/m/blogpost?id=3181080%3ABlogPost%3A238349
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Good work JJ I cannot see the shield clear enough to compare them
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