William Rodgers knife?

[P. McKinley]

I need some info on this knife found recently in a bin of old stuff. The make is a William Rodgers-I Cut My Way(?). I did a bit of Googling, but I was hoping some of our resident knife experts could give some opinions on it. Here are some pics...

I have no idea when or where it was purchased, but by the looks of the knife, I don't think it was ever used. If anyone has any info on this, it will be greatly appreciated.

 

[Nathan Gould]

tyr them over at british blades: there's bound to be some people over there who know about it.

 

[Rick Marchand]

Hey Blue.... I know who you stole that knife and that big ogre ain't gonna be to happy bout it!!!

Rick

 

[C_Kyle]

William Rodgers made straight razors in Sheffield, among other things. Because "England" is listed in addition to Sheffield, it's not very old. I cannot remember the year, it's somewhere around 1890-1920, a law was passed that required the country of origin to be placed on cutlery, and probably other things.

If I can remember, when I get home, I'll look in my straight razor guide and it has the date.

If it was a straight razor, I could tell you more about it.

 

[P. McKinley]

Hey Blue.... I know who you stole that knife and that big ogre ain't gonna be to happy bout it!!!

Rick

ehhh??

 

[Rick Marchand]

Isn't that Shrek's recent find?

 

[P. McKinley]

Ohhhh, that's what you meant.

Yes it is.