Boker Slack slipjoint - Light carry, no blade use. Black G10 handles.
4” closed, 3.25” razor sharp VG-10 blade. Blade is centered with very snappy walk and talk. Come with original box and paperwork.
SOLD to ShanghaiJer
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Boker Schloss Burg Castle 1906 Lockback - Very cool knife. Made in Solingen. Carried Just a few times. Blade unused, centered and razor sharp. Comes with box, slip and paperwork.
From Boker:
“Castle Burg is a landmark of the Bergisches Land, rising above the river Wupper near the Boker Manufactory. Count Adolf II. von Berg had the castle constructed on the foundations of a 10th-century fortress. It was finished in 1133. Today, it is one of the biggest castles in western Germany, inseparably connected to the Duchy of Berg and the Counts von Berg (1068-1225). Even today, Burg Castle still reflects the enormous wealth of the dynasty and their far-reaching influence in Northrhine-Westphalia. Count Engelbert II. von Berg was also the Archbishop of Cologne. Boker keeps in touch with the historians of Burg Castle because the corporate history of Boker can be traced back to 1674, when the tree was first entered as the company's trade symbol for tools, and because Boker's history is closely connected to that of the Bergisches Land.
Right now, large parts of the castle are being faithfully restored. This includes the replacement of ancient solid oak planks. This inspired them to preserve the historic material for future generations, skilfully turning it into handle scales in their Manufactory. This was the foundation of their knife series Boker Schloss Burg, comprising seven traditional knife styles steeped in history. Apart from the scales of historic oak wood sourced from Burg Castle (Schloss Burg), the knives also feature brass liners and blades made from O-1 carbon steel. Highlighting the authenticity of the knives, the blades are finished with a special acid wash, which also protects them from harmful environmental impact. All styles are handcrafted by Boker Manufactory Solingen as a strictly limited edition of 1133 pieces worldwide. They come with a new version of the historic Boker tree symbol. Some things are very much en vogue for a while before falling back into obscurity – usually deservedly so. Yet others are much too beautiful, too precious to remain lost forever. The classic Boker 1906 is such a case. The design is more than a hundred years old, but its clear lines are still much loved today. Thus, they spared no effort in bringing the 1906 back to life. Neither old tools nor prototypes or design drawings existed, so they had to redesign the knife from scratch, guided by traditional methods throughout the whole production process. The result is a charismatic pocketknife with a new lease of life, exuding fin de siècle charm – a very special piece mainly because of its clean lines and characteristic grind.
Specifications
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2003 Bulldog “Bluegill” Sunfish 2 blade - Been in storage since purchase in 2003, this one is spectacular, uncarried, unused.
Carbon blades, buffalo horn covers and sunfish shield. Main blade has a very cool painted bluegill motif. Great knife all around, very well made. 4” closed.
SOLD
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4” closed, 3.25” razor sharp VG-10 blade. Blade is centered with very snappy walk and talk. Come with original box and paperwork.
SOLD to ShanghaiJer
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Boker Schloss Burg Castle 1906 Lockback - Very cool knife. Made in Solingen. Carried Just a few times. Blade unused, centered and razor sharp. Comes with box, slip and paperwork.
From Boker:
“Castle Burg is a landmark of the Bergisches Land, rising above the river Wupper near the Boker Manufactory. Count Adolf II. von Berg had the castle constructed on the foundations of a 10th-century fortress. It was finished in 1133. Today, it is one of the biggest castles in western Germany, inseparably connected to the Duchy of Berg and the Counts von Berg (1068-1225). Even today, Burg Castle still reflects the enormous wealth of the dynasty and their far-reaching influence in Northrhine-Westphalia. Count Engelbert II. von Berg was also the Archbishop of Cologne. Boker keeps in touch with the historians of Burg Castle because the corporate history of Boker can be traced back to 1674, when the tree was first entered as the company's trade symbol for tools, and because Boker's history is closely connected to that of the Bergisches Land.
Right now, large parts of the castle are being faithfully restored. This includes the replacement of ancient solid oak planks. This inspired them to preserve the historic material for future generations, skilfully turning it into handle scales in their Manufactory. This was the foundation of their knife series Boker Schloss Burg, comprising seven traditional knife styles steeped in history. Apart from the scales of historic oak wood sourced from Burg Castle (Schloss Burg), the knives also feature brass liners and blades made from O-1 carbon steel. Highlighting the authenticity of the knives, the blades are finished with a special acid wash, which also protects them from harmful environmental impact. All styles are handcrafted by Boker Manufactory Solingen as a strictly limited edition of 1133 pieces worldwide. They come with a new version of the historic Boker tree symbol. Some things are very much en vogue for a while before falling back into obscurity – usually deservedly so. Yet others are much too beautiful, too precious to remain lost forever. The classic Boker 1906 is such a case. The design is more than a hundred years old, but its clear lines are still much loved today. Thus, they spared no effort in bringing the 1906 back to life. Neither old tools nor prototypes or design drawings existed, so they had to redesign the knife from scratch, guided by traditional methods throughout the whole production process. The result is a charismatic pocketknife with a new lease of life, exuding fin de siècle charm – a very special piece mainly because of its clean lines and characteristic grind.
Specifications
- Blade Length: 3.43"
- Cutting Edge: 3.09"
- Closed Length: 4.37"
- Overall Length: 7.76"
- Blade Material: O-1 Tool Steel
- Blade Thickness: 0.10"
- Blade Hardness: 60-61HRC
- Blade Style: Clip Point
- Blade Grind: Hollow
- Blade Finish: Acid Wash
- Handle Material: Schloss Burg Oak Wood
- Handle Thickness: 0.45"
- Locking Mechanism: Lockback
- Weight: 2.5 oz.
- Made in Solingen, Germany
- SOLD to Roy Batty
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2003 Bulldog “Bluegill” Sunfish 2 blade - Been in storage since purchase in 2003, this one is spectacular, uncarried, unused.
Carbon blades, buffalo horn covers and sunfish shield. Main blade has a very cool painted bluegill motif. Great knife all around, very well made. 4” closed.
SOLD
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