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Permalink Reply by Ricky Ray on March 19, 2011 at 16:03

Here are a couple of "new" ones I just received today.

First is an 8313 pattern whittler, made in Solingen circa 1986-1995.

Love those DEL-BONE handles.

Next one is a Boker USA pattern 102. I've never seen one. I'm guessing it is circa 1945-1960. Bone scales, and the backsprings are covered. There is no liner between the two blades. Unusual. Ever seen one like this?

Permalink Reply by Ricky Ray on April 6, 2011 at 18:03

Here are my latest, a couple of 182 patterns:

A 2009, 140th anniversary model with chestnut scales.

And a 2010, with "smoked oak" scales.

Permalink Reply by Roger Russell on April 6, 2011 at 22:11

Nice ones Ricky. That black shield looks good with the chestnut handles.

Permalink Reply by stephen tungate on April 7, 2011 at 9:24

Got to love that knife. Itold my wife. Think i might get one? Ha ha

Permalink Reply by Ricky Ray on April 7, 2011 at 19:52

Thanks guys, I was torn between the chestnut and stag. I figured there were only 1,869 of the chestnut made, and they are still making the stag, so I will have another opportunity for stag. I gotta get a used one so I won't feel bad about carrying it every day.

Permalink Reply by Ricky Ray on April 23, 2011 at 13:38

Here are a couple I picked up recently. Top knife is a Boker jackknife. I think it has seen some time at a "knife mechanic". The Frame looks like a 9660 pattern. I have seen this pattern in a 1916 catalog. I'm not sure the blades are original to this knife though. The fit at blade/spring looks a little funny. The BOKER tang stamp is circa 1930s and later. It's a carry knife so I don't mind anyway.

The bottom knife is a H.Dorwal - made by Boker (Solingen), and distributed by Boker (Remscheid) for the Canadian market. I bought it from a Canadian seller on ebay. Well traveled knife, eh? I love the blade etch, but can someone tell me what the heck that creature is???

Permalink Reply by Roger Russell on April 23, 2011 at 22:30

Ricky,

  Nice knives! I THINK the creature on the blade is a seal.............seems like I have seen one like that somewhere before.

 

As for the blades on the other knife, the master blade looks original to me. I can't see enough of the secondary blade to tell. Great handles on both knives. I have always really liked ebony handled knives.

Permalink Reply by stephen tungate on April 23, 2011 at 22:52

ricky i think that monster is the lochness monster.i never seen one but i think that might be it....by the way super cool knives.....

Permalink Reply by Ricky Ray on June 2, 2011 at 15:53

My latest find: An 8585 pattern in bone, and a 9885 pattern in delrin. Both with provenance to circa 1961!

Permalink Reply by Ricky Ray on June 13, 2011 at 18:36

I only bought one knife at the BLADE SHOW in ATL.

This is a new Boker Plus TUF, designed by Boker USA'a own Terry Trahan.

I like the looks, balance, and feel. Razor sharp out of the - wait, I didn't get a box...

Razor sharp right out of the display case! :-)

The only time I've used it so far is to cut the packaging off a new pocketbook my wife bought...

Permalink Reply by stephen tungate on June 13, 2011 at 22:27

Rick those are nice Knives. The pictures are good two

Permalink Reply by Billy Oneale on June 13, 2011 at 23:20

Don't let my wife see that leg knife. She would go nuts over that one. I didn't know that Boker had made any leg knifes.

Roger Russell said:

H. Boker & Co.'s Improved Cutlery cap lifter or ladies leg.

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