Show your traditional Horn handles

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[Will Power]

Highlights

 

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[tongueriver]

This German Boker is a remarkable full 3.75 inches closed.

 

[lambertiana]

This German Boker is a remarkable full 3.75 inches closed.

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If you hadn't said it is 3.75" closed I would have thought that it is a much smaller knife with standard sized scissors like a Victorinox. Those are really large scissors for a folder.

 

[Buck_Fan]

Kissing Crane Rams Horn

IMG_20250612_101956446 by Bill Friggle Photography, on Flickr
IMG_20250612_102050229~2 by Bill Friggle Photography, on Flickr

 

[Mike Robuck]

Posted before. Lawton Cutlery Co. Goins says 1890-1895. Located in Chicago. They were importers and jobbers of cutlery. Possibly made by NYK Co. or Walden. "Square deal" etch.

 

[draggat]

This is the cheapest horn handle knife I have. It's okay for what it is..... HUGE! There's a YouTube video where the reviewer says the handle resembles rotten wood.

 

[Will Power]

Mike Robuck Can never show that rarity too often! Astounding finish on this knife:the bolster, serp frame, blades & etches, pins, shield mounting and choice of bone (so rich and arresting) really beautiful colour is it bias cut? Testament to the skill of the cutler and the curing process of the bone that unlike a lot of contemporary bone, there's no degradation, flaking, warp or other horrors just finest quality

 

[Mike Robuck]

Thanks Will!

 

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