Stag Saturday - Let's See Some Traditional Stag!

[robinpeck]

 

[SteveC]

 

[Rufus1949]

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Great capture of a sweet lamb Steve.
Interesting where the pivot is located. First time I noticed.

 

[SteveC]

Great capture of a sweet lamb Steve.
Interesting where the pivot is located. First time I noticed.

I have two other Candle end Lambs and the pin is in the same place. Maybe Jack would know why ?

 

[lambertiana]

Puma stag from the 70s is hard to beat.

 

[Ben Kabisch]

Here’s a few stag knives I made recently

 

[#23]

Lots of nice stag this Saturday! Thank you to everyone for sharing. Despite it's flaw, this is one of my favorites. In fact, the flaw makes it even more interesting. Can you spot the flaw in this 2007 model 23?

 

[Rufus1949]

Lots of nice stag this Saturday! Thank you to everyone for sharing. Despite it's flaw, this is one of my favorites. In fact, the flaw makes it even more interesting. Can you spot the flaw in this 2007 model 23?
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D missing?

 

[Will Power]

Yes, the flaw is that it isn't in my collection being put to use

 

[Will Power]

Very choice specimens I very much like the exposed pins, suits Stag knives in particular.

 

[euroken]

78 Sambar

 

[Cwilliams563]

 

[#23]

D missing?

You got it Rufus. The "-" after the X is also missing, except for a tiny speck.

 

[#23]

Yes, the flaw is that it isn't in my collection being put to use

Good one Will Power. I have often convinced myself that I am buying a knife to use but once it arrives I just can't bring myself to do so. Perhaps it's just a subconscious excuse to buy it. When I do decide to use one, I have no regrets at all: it even enhances my enjoyment of it.

 

[Buckeye Sharp]

Late Stagurday submission

https://imgur.com/LYs0Ign

 

[robinpeck]

 

[fishin1635]

Lots of nice stag this Saturday! Thank you to everyone for sharing. Despite it's flaw, this is one of my favorites. In fact, the flaw makes it even more interesting. Can you spot the flaw in this 2007 model 23?
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Wow! What a stunning example… top notch one 23

 

[#23]

Wow! What a stunning example… top notch one 23

Thanks Fishin1635. I've just recently started posting and I was excited to share this one.

 

[Pt-Luso]

 

[robinpeck]

A Grohmann camp or game butchering knife. 15 inches long with a 10.5-inch blade, 2 inches. wide and 1/8 in. thick.

Grohmann is in Pictou, Nova Scotia, Canada (https://grohmannknives.com), and is best known for making the original D.H. Russell Belt Knife (one marked "1958" also shown in the photos.) According to Grohmann this big knife "...was a custom piece either made by (founder) Rudolph Grohmann or Mike Babinac Sr....made in the 70's."