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How are you liking the Boker so far? I have a similar story of replacing my grandfather’s Boker with a new one. Sadly, I wasn’t as impressed with the replacement as I was the older knife.
I am really enjoying it so far. I haven’t used it much but have been carrying it daily. Sentimental value is high. This is the first newer Boker that I have bought in years. I will let you know. Right now I am enjoying it very much.
Good to hear. I really enjoyed carrying the older one but I was afraid that I’d lose it. I’ve since replaced it with a Schrade Old Timer 8ot Stockman. I found it NIB from 2000 at an antique shop for a great deal. I’d been looking for one for a long time and it seems to be a good choice.