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I have a couple of these, I won't be parting with them as I sell off the rest of my collection. They're quite rare and whenever I see them for sale they're usually expensive
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An interesting old pruning knife from the early 1800's
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Is the scales antler?
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The scales on those knives are usually wood and occasionally bone Mark
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I like it 
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It is carbon steel and antler Mark, you're quite right, I also have a couple of knives with hardwood scales.
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cracking knife
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Going through my collection is meaning that I'm finding some things that I'd almost forgotten about.
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Here is another one of mine,
it shows the stag grips a little better, this one is by Thos. Turner of Sheffield.