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Boker Knife Quiz #7This one is compliments of Scott King. Thanks Scott! What is the largest production TREE BRAND folding pocketknife ever made by Boker? Plea… Started by Ricky Ray |
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Apr 3, 2011 Reply by Roger Russell |
Boker Knife Quiz #8I was born in New York. I manufactured Boker knives in the U.S.A. I was a Major in the U.S. Infantry and recipient of the Bronze Star. I pl… Started by Ricky Ray |
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Apr 2, 2011 Reply by Ricky Ray |
Boker Bankrupt !!!A couple of articles from the New York Times in September 1914. One is about Valley Forge Cutlery, which was owned by H.Boker at the time… Started by Ricky Ray |
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Boker Knife Quiz #6This one is a little more difficult: Boker USA was owned by - or merged with - four different companies, beginning around 1965 and ending w… Started by Ricky Ray |
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Mar 28, 2011 Reply by Scott King |
Boker Knife Quiz #5What type of tree was the inspiration for the Boker Tree Brand? In what city was this tree located? careful now... Started by Ricky Ray |
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Mar 27, 2011 Reply by Ricky Ray |
Boker Knife Quiz #4O.K. here's an easy one for you. What is the intended purpose for this knife? For extra credit, what is the pattern number? Started by Ricky Ray |
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Mar 23, 2011 Reply by Roger Russell |
Boker Knife Quiz #3In 1865 this member of the Boker family moved to Mexico. Over the years he built a hardware store that became known as "the Sears of Mexico… Started by Ricky Ray |
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Mar 14, 2011 Reply by Ricky Ray |
Boker Knife Quiz #2This knife recieved a U.S. patent in 1989. This knife was the TOP SELLING KNIFE in the United States for Boker in 1992 and 1993 (possibly o… Started by Ricky Ray |
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Mar 11, 2011 Reply by Ricky Ray |
Boker Knife Quiz!In what year was this LTD edition knife introduced? Started by Ricky Ray |
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Mar 6, 2011 Reply by Ricky Ray |
Looking for a shieldIs it just me, or are Bokers notorious for looseing their shields? Seems like by comparison, they tend to loose the shields a bit more than… Started by Rob Gregg |
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Mar 4, 2011 Reply by Rob Gregg |
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