Just going through this thread I couldn't find another example of a 7-4.5 with a crown stag handle. I don't know how many were handled this way but my guess is very few. I purchased this knife earlier this year while I was building my collection of crown stag knives which eventually evolved into the clock photo. This was in fact the last crown stag knife that I needed for the photo project. It is a very well balanced and proportioned knife and it would make a great user. If anyone has additional examples of a Model 7 in Crown Stag please post some photos.

Best,
Warren

A recently acquired #7-4" with Rosewood handle.

Looks like that one came in a roughback sheath!! Nice!!
Best, Capt. Chris

Yes it does, Captain! Both knife and sheath are just about mint ... no sign of use on either.
Thanks,
Tony

Tony,
Just so he doesn't feel "entirely" left out, here's a couple of pics for Tom.
Best, Capt. Chris

I like this knife so much that I allocated one of my last 3 pieces of antique gold micarta to have a Model #3-6" made up to match it! I think that will be a terrific companion pair!
Best, Capt. Chris

I realize that I won't be able to get all "8" options on the #3 (counting the black sheath). Haven't decided which ones to eliminate.
Best, Capt. Chris

I really won't need 2 compasses...but they look so cool!! Decisions, decisions.
Best, Capt. Chris

Captain,
I'm yellow with envy!
(I know ... I've used that one before)