Photos J Rodgers & Sons Information

JCorn said:
Could use information on knife date and approximate value of this.
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J JCorn , welcome to Bladeforums

Unfortunately you need to be a paying Gold Membership level $30/year to be able to ask about any knife values.

Looks like a nice knife you have.

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J JCorn , welcome to Bladeforums

Unfortunately you need to be a paying Gold Membership level $30/year to be able to ask about any knife values.

Looks like a nice knife you have.

Rules:

NEW MEMBERS :: Please read this :: WHAT IS MY KNIFE WORTH?

From Bladeforums rules: WHAT IS MY KNIFE / GADGET / SPATULA / TUNING FORK WORTH ?!?!?!?! In order to curtail potential abuse of membership privileges associated with the forums, questions regarding valuation of knives and collections are limited to those with a membership level which permits...
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You can buy your Gold Membership here:

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That's fine... It was more out of curiosity than anything else... More interested on info about the knife and date it was mad more than anything... Is that OK to ask?
 
Reading that rule should be part of the registration process. Would save a lot of posting each day...
 
TC said:
Reading that rule should be part of the registration process. Would save a lot of posting each day...
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I didn't just jump in... I looked around and read info about being a new member... I guess I missed that part.
 
My dad gave this to me and I believe it was his grandfather's? Just looking to find out more about it.
 
JCorn said:
I didn't just jump in... I looked around and read info about being a new member... I guess I missed that part.
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Sorry, no criticism directed at you, just a general remark in response to post #2. Many do not see that rule before asking about values. No idea whether the forum software would allow for such a feature, but it sure would prevent posts that get removed etc. for new members - some of whom may be put off by that and leave. Which would be a shame.

So welcome to BF. Nice knife you've got there, I think there were some recent threads discussing those older Bowies.
 
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JCorn said:
My dad gave this to me and I believe it was his grandfather's? Just looking to find out more about it.
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Go back and edit out your first post and replace it with this post’s (your post #6) wording, then you’ll be off to a much better start, completely within the guidelines, and hopefully end up with the info you are looking for.

Just be patient and give it a bit of time for people to read it and respond to you, we have plenty of experts here that will be willing to offer you their knowledge on your knife.

Again, welcome to BladeForums J JCorn
 
JCorn said:
That's fine... It was more out of curiosity than anything else... More interested on info about the knife and date it was mad more than anything... Is that OK to ask?
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The knife stylewise is last quarter of 19th century through maybe 1st quarter of the 20th. It's hard to date these tightly because Rodgers and a few others kept these older designs going for longer than one would think. Handle is horn. It's a plainer, late Bowie type knife, but is a nice example of the type.
 
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