Joseph Rodgers 3 1/2" Stainless Steel Clip Point Stag Scales Sheffield England

"Joseph Rodgers & Sons maintained a stellar reputation in the 1800’s as a top knife maker in Sheffield, England. They invested heavily in state of the art production facilities and became one of the the largest of the Sheffield firms by the end of the 19th century. Their rival brand Geo Wostenholm IXL also had a great reputation and they both worked hard to stay the cream of the Sheffield crop. Ironically, both brands are owned currently by a parent company, but are still produced in Sheffield and craftsmanship has remained high quality."
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[@paddyspotatopeelers2154]

Gorgeous covers mate,enjoy.atb paddy

[@shoresharp8349]

Hey man did you get a 71 ??

[@TheMartialist]

I did! I haven't done a video on any of them, yet. I need to. They're great knives, especially if you like the sod buster pattern.

[@jerseyknifeguy6382]

Where you’d get that???

[@TheMartialist]

There is a link in the description that still works. It goes right to the same knife, from Bernal Cutlery in southern California. Pretty fast shipping. They have a bunch of European knives I'm interested in, but it doesn't look like they update their stock very often.

[@jerseyknifeguy6382]

@@TheMartialist yeah it looks like a well built piece and looks great as well…… stay well you getting that GEC tacosa

[@78a67h]

From a multitude of reviews on KZbin it appears that American knives of reputable makes are better finished than these Sheffield made traditional ones.

[@TheMartialist]

The stag on this one is hard to beat. The fit and finish standards are different there. People care less about gaps. The GEC crowd here hyper fixates on how a piece of cutlery falls short, instead of appreciating it for what it is.