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Stanley Rogers New Vintage 12" Round Nose Slicer Double Shear Steel Carbon France ~1930s-60s 1/2 Bolster
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Unused vintage Stanley Rogers double shear steel 12" round nosed semi flexible slicer with a straight handle and 1/2 bolster from approx the 1930's to early 1960's. These are a very unusual find and represent the best of English cutlery steel and old French knife making, they would be exciting to find used and unused and in good condition amazing. This knife has a blade marking
Stanley Rogers (established in 1930 Melbourne Australia) produced knives in their Sheffield workshop and apparently also had them forged, ground and handled in Thiers, France with English double shear steel.
These knives were hand forged on an old Thiers style martinet spring hammer after drop forging, hand ground and hafted in rosewood. This knife has a blade marking and handle foil stamp marking.
Double shear steel was a 19th and early 20th century steel that was made by case hardening bars of iron in ceramic boxes packed with charcoal, large numbers of these were heated for days on end at high temperatures and the resulting bars were broken up (it would break or shear rather than bend once carbon added hence 'shear' steel) and forged welded into a larger mass. This process was done twice on double shear steel creating a steel with a higher carbon content.
Please note these can have small rust spots or imperfections, slight cants or waviness to the edge is possible as well. We do quality control on these but imperfections are part of the picture.
Please request sharpening if desired, they are not sharp now.
Producing Area:
Profile: Round Nose Slicer
Size: 12"
Steel Type:Carbon Steel
Handle: Rosewood
Total Length: 17 1/2"
Handle Length: 5 3/8"
Handle to Tip Length: 12"
Blade Height: 1 1/4"
Edge Length: 11 1/2"
Thickness: 0.1380"
Weight: 6.4oz
Hand Orientation: Ambidextrous
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We are a full-service cutlery shop offering sharpening services, Japanese and Western culinary knives, vintage knives, outdoor, pocket and craft knives, cooking tools and accessories. We also offer knife skills and sharpening classes, and more.
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