Help me identify these knives - Spencer - Fitlin

[ErrorMargin]

I recently came into these two knives but I can't find much about them, can anyone here help?

For both of these knives I want to confirm the make and model. Any other detail is also appreciated.

Knife 1 - Bob Fitlin (?)
It seems to say Bob Fitlin on the blade, but I can't find anything about him or these knives online.

Knife 2 - Tiny Spencer

I know this is by "Tiny" Spencer, a deceased Alaskan knife maker.

What is the model name or number of this knife?

 

[killgar]

Disregard.

 

[TC]

Knives made in cottage shops in Pakistan and surroundings often seem to choose "classy" sounding names.

As in, "Oh my, is that a 'Spencer', Daaahhhling?" - "Why yes, dear, it most certainly is! Kindly pass the mint sauce so I can drown this rotting piece of mutton."

 

[Arathol]

Pakistani made, don't think so.....
The Spencer does appear to be a real Rodger Spencer knife, a hunter pattern with mammoth tooth handle. Spencer made knives in Astoria Oregon in the 1990s and early 2000s.
Not sure about Bob Fitlin, but it also looks to have mammoth ivory handles.

 

[tltt]

Obituaries: Rodger 'Tiny' Spencer

Rodger 'Tiny' Spencer, 73, of Astoria, died suddnely at home, Saturday, Aug. 8, 2009.

www.dailyastorian.com

The Spencer is correct. I don't remember him having model numbers, etc.... He was one of those "build around the materials" type makers. Robb Gray - https://www.instagram.com/graycloudusa/?hl=en , was taught by him, maybe ask him if he recalls anything more.

 

[tltt]

Bob Fitlin is listed as being a member of the California Knifemakers Association in the 2013-2015 Knives annuals, but strangely, he doesn't have an address, etc... listed. You might ask them if they have any older member directories -

https://www.instagram.com/calknives/ .

https://www.facebook.com/Calknives/ .

 

[ErrorMargin]

Pakistani made, don't think so.....
The Spencer does appear to be a real Rodger Spencer knife, a hunter pattern with mammoth tooth handle. Spencer made knives in Astoria Oregon in the 1990s and early 2000s.
Not sure about Bob Fitlin, but it also looks to have mammoth ivory handles.

Yep, my dad is certain that they are both mammoth (tooth/ivory) handles.

Thanks for confirming the Spencer

 

[ErrorMargin]

Bob Fitlin is listed as being a member of the California Knifemakers Association in the 2013-2015 Knives annuals, but strangely, he doesn't have an address, etc... listed. You might ask them if they have any older member directories -

https://www.instagram.com/calknives/ .

https://www.facebook.com/Calknives/ .

That is very helpful!

I'll run this down and let you know what I find.

 

[TC]

Pakistani made, don't think so.....
The Spencer does appear to be a real Rodger Spencer knife, a hunter pattern with mammoth tooth handle. Spencer made knives in Astoria Oregon in the 1990s and early 2000s.
Not sure about Bob Fitlin, but it also looks to have mammoth ivory handles.

I stand corrected! Spencer must have been a great source of inspiration to the Pakistani knife making community then. I just got it backwards.