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It won't be as old as that, the tang-stamp type and the spacers on the guard are from c20th in my opinion. A grand item mind.:thumbsup:
 
John A. Larsen said:
jnevill. I agree with Will Power, Rodgers was making knives well into the 20th Century, but it is still great looking knife. Thanks. John
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Yep, you guys are absolutely correct, a closer look @ Levine’s shows the trademark was sold in 1885 and again in the mid 80’s.

As much as I think I know about the history of knives, on this forum I am a rookie!

Thank you guys!

As a free gift for teaching me something new, here is an “Axel Nilsson Sterling Service” made/contracted by J.M. Thompson Hardware Co., 1900-1922.

811803B1-F2CA-4869-B3CD-7DF7C99F3E98 by jim nevill, on Flickr
 
A little of the Dark Side today
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