Large 4\" German Boker Congress Knife

• Two Round Shields

• Original green box

• Tang stamped with the familiar chestnut tree on master blade

• Three Blades... master blade etch is still intact. 

• Made in Solingen Germany

The Boker company was established in 1837 and the company is known worldwide for their fine cutlery... among the best ever made! See all pictures and read the description and view all pictures... BUT don\'t let this one get away! 

Tree Brand Boker is a classic name in cutlery with roots starting in Germany in the early 1800s before the American Civil War. Relatives of the Boker family operated factories in Germany and the United States in 1916. This proved to be a sound business move and when the US instituted tariffs in the early 1900s on foreign goods, Boker simply  shifted more of the manufacturing to the US. Boker knives are considered high quality and collectible, and in most cases the German varieties are considered to be of superior quality. One exception is with knives made at the Valley Forge Cutlery Company in Newark, NJ. This one is made in Germany and is an excellent example of this pattern. Get it while you can.. This is one that you can\'t buy at Wal-Mart!

 Be sure to check out my other sales... You\'ll find Case XX and Case Classic knives, Eye Brand, Joseph Rodgers, Bulldog, Remington, Parker, Schrade, Battle Axe and more in all your favorite patterns... Congress, canoe, trapper, elephant toe, whittlers and more... Stag, bone, horn, celluloid, pearls and exotic. I even have some Yellowhorse and Prater Painted Pony designs and prototype / salesman samples. I\'m sure I\'ll have something you like that you most likely can\'t find anywhere else.

Don\'t hesitate to make a reasonable offer on this one or any of my other great knives. Thanks for looking and offerding! Shipping is for. Conus only... All others inquire. It is your responsibility to know laws regarding knives in your locality, state and country. If it is illegal to purchase this knife where you live then don\'t offer.