Stag Saturday - Let's See Some Traditional Stag!

[joeradza]

Nice Jeff. Are you carrying it?

 

[black mamba]

You betcha!

 

[herder]

Rich old stag on a Landers, Frary & Clark Bowie styled hunting knife which has a blade stamp celebrating the 1904 St. Louis Worlds Fair.

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[Old Engineer]

I think that I clicked on the LIKE button on every posting on this page . Every one a gem .
Picked these up at the Rendezvous .



Harry

 

[Old Engineer]

Store knife case was full of stag at the Rendezvous, all from 2012 and 2013 with shields.

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They are all very nice John especially the Cotton Sampler . I made the mistake of not getting one of them .

 

[Old Engineer]

Rich old stag on a Landers, Frary & Clark Bowie styled hunting knife which has a blade stamp celebrating the 1904 St. Louis Worlds Fair.

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An LF&C with Stag ???? Pretty nice !!!!!

Harry

 

[007hunter]

 

[oldtymer]

I think that I clicked on the LIKE button on every posting on this page . Every one a gem .
Picked these up at the Rendezvous .



Harry

Nice Haul

 

[Augie]

They are all very nice John especially the Cotton Sampler . I made the mistake of not getting one of them .

Thanks Harry, you picked up some nice ones, this years Rendezvous was quite a treat for Stag lovers.

 

[VCM3]

 

[Travman]

 

[black mamba]

Vince, awesome stag on the Lloyd!

 

[VCM3]

Vince, awesome stag on the Lloyd!

Thanks Jeff,pics came from a recent happy buddy/customer ! Resides in TX ,too

 

[herder]

An LF&C with Stag ???? Pretty nice !!!!!

Harry

Thanks, and good observation.
Genuine stag was used on table cutlery and later on fixed blade hunting knives from at least as early as the 1880s, and most likely since LF&C started their business in the 1860s.
"Stag" is one of those words which has been misused or misrepresented forever in the cutlery community. Many cutlery companies have used the word "Stag" in referring to several non-stag materials like "pic-bone" and various artificial materials for over one hundred years. Some companies will use the term "Genuine Stag" while others will say "Stag" in describing genuine stag, pic-bone, or some form of "simulated" stag like material. LF&C offered both "genuine stag" and what they called "perfect stag" (molded hard rubber) on their Bowie type hunting knives from the early 1900s to just prior to 1920. But, they often used the term "Stag" when actually referring to "perfect stag". LF&C Bowie type hunting knives continued on through the 1920s and 1930s but without genuine stag handles.
LF&C folding knives are another story...

 

[Mike Robuck]

I agree about the stag on the John Lloyd knife, but then again he does have a huge stash! The overall knife is very nice. Looks like his swedges have gotten bigger of late.

 

[Vaporstang]

I meant to get my own pictures today but got sidetracked, so I will have to show the previous owner's pictures. I will take and post my own when I get a chance. I picked these Northwoods up last week:

Slim Jack


Peanut


Senator

 

[Half/Stop]

Beautiful Stag posted by everyone today! This Northfield 76 Outlaw Jack was my Stag choice for today.

 

[joeradza]

Great minds think alike Ron.

 

[r redden]

Buck 110 with Glennbad modded stag.

 

[r redden]