That's a neat old Boker Ricky!

Hello all, picked these up at the gun show this weekend any info would be appreciated.  Has a pick of the factory on one of the blades, my buddy wants to know what model this is he wants to find one!

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Brian, the pattern is a copperhead. I think it is Boker's pattern number 2626. The one in your pic is one of the anniversary models. But I can't remember for which year. Could be 1994, 1999, 2004, or 2009. Of all the things I've lost, I miss my mind the most....

Thanks for the info.

I searched around those years and couldn't find it. will keep looking

Some of my Bokers

Awsome knifes Ken I really like that yellow stockman with the slant bolsters!

Thanks Brian, its a USA Boker but I like it to.

I have that top Boker shown in the link, but I know mine is original because I got it from SMKW. Thanks for the link, Steve. This is how the chinese rip offs do it.

I have the complete collection of The Franklin Mint Wild Life series from 1989, there were actual 18 knifes offer. The last 6 were an addition offer after the fort 12 were done, with cases.

Gun Show finds!

Hello to all, my name is Guillermo, I am from Uruguay. Thank you for accepting myself in the group

Boker Cinch Fast Action Ropeer with 24k Gold Inlay

Picked up a Boker congress,#70113, King Cutter blade etch, in the washboard bone, at the show today.  Pics when the sun comes up.

Couldn't wait.  went with indoor and flash...

Very nice JJ

Very nice Steve

Steve, that one is one of my favourite Bökers of the moment. Just gorgeous.

Not sure how I have never seen this one before, but is my new favorite!!

Brian!!  I can see why that would become a favorite quickly

Classic lines on that knife! Almost Loveless-like in form and with the green canvas micarta....Great looking knife!

My stable of Boker Copperheads!!

Now that is the type of copperhead I wouldnt mind finding!!

Haha thanks Jan!

Here is a link to Bokers steel countries of Origin

https://www.boker.de/us/blade-steel.html

Won a ebay knife boker Alpine series Canoe hope to have it Thursday or Friday, threw a bid on it early and got it with that first bid!!  Will post pics when I get it.

My first Arbolito, very fine knife!

Good looking little tree, Brian

Hello Boker fans, I just obtained a brand new, never used Boker ceramic blade folder in its original box. Is this a desirable Boker or just a sort of gimmick knife? I have a ceramic paring knife that I use in my kitchen but I've never come across a folder like this. Anybody?
 

Al, I don't own a ceramic-bladed folder, but I've seen several folding & fixed ceramic knives.  Boker seems to have more ceramic knives than any other knife company that I've seen.  Ceramic knives seem to be most popular for kitchen use, since you need to be gentle with them (don't drop them, don't pry with them, don't baton them through wood, etc.).

They're not a gimmick in that they should stay sharper longer than most other food prep knives, though they still get dull over time (I believe a diamond sharpener is necessary, though you could probably send it back to Boker's US address for sharpening).

Boker has a photo in their catalogs of one of their ceramic knives cutting through a glass bottle.  That's pretty gimmicky, but pretty dang cool as far as gimmicks go (kinda like cutting through a penny with paramedics shears -- you'll never need to do it, but how awesome is that?).

Ken, try getting in touch with Ricky Ray, turns out he put a post up with a photo here on iKC a few years back...

http://iknifecollector.com/forum/topics/got-a-specific-knife-you-ar...

Al, I own several ceramic blade Bokers in my collection from the 2" Gent's to the Delta titanium handled look alike of the 1994 Damascus Annual, to the interchangeable ceramic blade for the Optima.

Boker has been making these blades for many of their different style knives over the years. They are very sharp, hold their edge better than steel and their only weakness, which is a big one, is that they are brittle. They can snap if used to pry. If only used to slice, they are wonderful blades.

As a result, you do not see many of them around. I would not use it as my carry knife.

I think the ceramic might make a good Sunday go to Meeting type knife

We are a quiet group lately.

Almost to 100 members, and not much to say.

I hope you all get that special Boker knife you've been looking for this Christmas.

I think I may finally spring for a stag handled camp knife!

Ricky, you're totally right -- iKC can get like that sometimes.  So 1st, I hope you'll buy yourself that camp knife for Christmas (that way, you can leave other knives on your list for someone else to buy for you)!  Next, I think it might be time to post a photo...

And another...

And another...

And one more...

Do it Ricky Ray!!!

Nice group of knives there dead_left! I'm particularly fond of the Fiskmuk. I have one  exactly like that. 

Christmas dreaming. Not mine...

BREAKING NEWS: Böker announces that Kurt Ronacher will step into role of President of Boker USA on August 1, 2016

Kurt Ronacher comes with over 15 years of experience in the outdoor, hunting and shooting industry. His extensive experience includes time spent with both manufacturers and sales teams. Having worked with Pentax, Newell Rubbermaid, and others, he has a solid background on which to continue developing and building the Boker brand.

Kurt comments, “I am excited to be taking over as the President of Boker USA, a company with a great history, great products, and great people. The previous President, Dan Weidner, did an excellent job in preparing Boker USA for the future, and I am happy to have a role along with our team in moving the company to the next level while maintaining our commitment to quality products and our valued business partners.”

ARTICLE IS HERE

Böker has once again teamed up with inventor Wilfried Gorski to produce a new for 2017 knife called theTucan.. Like the Gorski-designed Merlin before it, the Tucan has a surprise under the hood. It combines a manual and assisted opener in a single knife. But does the difference make a difference? 

Read a review here

Welcome David Mullins, to the Boker Fans group!

Thank you, I appreciate the welcome!