Pre-WW II German Boker

[cpo1952_Miles]

Greetings All;

I'm looking for history and data on the oldest knife I have. It's a 1918-1924 Boker 4 blade gentlemen's knife, this a fine example of prewar steel. The blades have some ware but are complete, the bolsters are silver with grapes and leaf clusters, the sides are mother-of-pearl, there are no cracks or damage other than the before mentioned blade ware. I believe this is German - There are three different marks -1. H.Boker's Improved Cutlery, 2. H.Boker&Co's Improved Cutlery, 3. the tree image. every blade is makted on both sides of the tang. One of blades has a fingernail file along one side. I would like to know more about this knife if anyone wishes to wade in...Miles ....Will email photos contact me at cpo1952@bellsouth.net..see facebook Miles E. L. Minson

 

[TJT]

Welcome to the forum.
Unfortunately, due to the bombing of the Boker factory during WWII, we do
not have access to any thing from that timeframe.
You might want to try Bernard Levines forum here:
http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?s=&daysprune=30&f=691
Terry