Augie
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Very handsomeThat's Edward VII (1901-1910)
Like this one
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Thank you Jack, always appreciate the information you provide on the Sheffield knives.


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Very handsomeThat's Edward VII (1901-1910)
Like this one
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Eww nice!This nice Joseph Rodgers showed up today, 3 3/8" jack with pretty nice horn handles, marked Cutlers To His Majesty.
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Augue - I LOVE that Knife. Wonderfully marked. Stag doesn’t need the mention- does it??
Thanks Duncan, most of the early Rodgers knives I see are in stag and it ages wonderfully. The Congress pattern was popular in the South and most of the vintage ones I find the seller is in the South. Always loved the Tobacco Blade stamp on the Rodgers Congress knives, posted they large Rodgers Congress many times before.
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Wow!Thanks Jack, found it unused with its original oil paper packaging.
Nice Congress/Tobacco patterns, John!!
Joseph Rodgers really did Stag well, in their Heyday!! This is a 5" Horseman's knife!!View attachment 1571964
Two world-class knives CharlieThey also did Ivory well!! 3 1/2" Sportsman!!
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I've been enjoying seeing you carry that beautiful knife HarryI got this old thing almost exactly a year ago and have enjoyed carrying quite a bit since . It has always appeared to me to be a knife that fits the parameters the OP has asked for but I can not prove it because there is no blade stamp and most likely never was . I have posted it many times in other threads , but I would like for you folks who haunt this thread to give me your opinions who made it and when it was made . I think it was a parts knife made by a pretty good cutler prior to 1895 . It has Integral Bolsters a Squared spring , blade , and bolsters end .
Was the knife shape made to fit the Stag ????
Harry
Absolutely, maybe!!!Was the knife shape made to fit the Stag ????
A great visual representation of " GNARLY " my friend .Marsden Bros Sheffield (no England)
Uber-Gnarly shadow pattern at 3"! Always amazes me every time I slide it out of its knife roll!!
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