Yeah, sometimes automated is better, sometimes it's not! Nothing beats my obsessive compulsive ways. LOL!!

Greetings :  I just joined this group after having joined iKC about three wees ago and was informed that I might be able to post and find a knife to my liking.  I had a Boker HK -!2 .  This knife was a super favorite carry knife and it got stolen from my clothing while I was hospitalized.  It is the smooth edge tanto, ATS-34 steel with G-10 handle.  I cannot find another and really miss carrying the one I had.  I did find a nice Schrade lock back drop point that is sufficing but even though it is a Schrade and not a Imperial Schrade ( I prefer the Schrade) I really am willing to pay the price to get my tanto ats-34 replaced and would appreciate any assistance..................thanks,  john

A Boker Slimline Jack

Boker has the Slimline out in Olive wood too!

http://www.iknifecollector.com/forum/topics/slimline-jack-knife-bea...

I remember when that came out! Nice knife Ivars! Very nice presentation they did with that.

Hey guys, any help on this one would be appreciated

http://www.iknifecollector.com/forum/topics/boker-wildlife-series?p...

Hog is the Damascus you were talking about

Nice set!!

Guys,

Just thought you might like to see this

http://www.iknifecollector.com/forum/topics/boker-503

This catalog sold last year.  Just thought you would all like to see it

This was the eBay description

This is the best knife and cutlery catalog I have ever had, and the last of the catalog collection from the Georgetown, Colorado knife dealer that I had in my old Mining Museum. Great 8 1/4 by 11 1/8 inch, hardbound copy of the 1906 classic Cutlery company of Hermann Boker. He sold his own brand as well as great cutlery products from Solengen and Remscheid, Germany as well as Sheffield, England. 66 pages of hand tools and shears, 96 pages of full size engravings of all his hundreds of models of knives along with Newton Bowie knives and John Wilson butcher knives. 83 pages of Razors and scissors. Great condition, some shelf wear at top and bottom of good tight binding, old reference label on cover as shown. Inside label from Boker asks user to not cut or mutilate this catalog for advertising illustrations. My 12 photos show only 1/20th of the catalog, many great surprises inside. Clean crisp pages and great historical value in this one.

Now that's cool! I would say LOTS of historical value!

My latest: It started life as an ebonite handled 85 pattern made in 1982. I've always wanted one of the H. Bokers from the early 1900s with the acorn shield. I had a buddy replace the cracked ebonite handles with a rootbeer bone. Then he inlet an acorn shield that looks like it could have come that way factory-original.

Boker never made a knife exactly like this. It is a one-of-a-kind custom. But doesn't it look like something you'd have carried around in 1910 or so?

That's neat Ricky! At first glance I thought it WAS an old Boker!

Thanks Craig.

Thanks Steve,

I'm trying to buy this one right now. Something about an H. Boker & Co. with and acorn shield.....

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?