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Someone on another forum has found this knife at a group lot and is trying to identify the maker. Any help would be appreciated. He thinks it is around 30 years old

Pretty sure that is one of Roger Clarks knives, looks like his work. No idea if he is still around or making knives still.

Roger, at RClarkKnives.com, has denied that this is his. I probably should have stated that earlier.

Different Roger Clark. The Roger Clark I am referring too went Journeyman the same year I initially did (1992) and if I recall correctly was from texas. Steve Dunn may remember him too, Steve went journeyman the same time and Harvey Dean went Master Smith. There were 27 of us who passed journeyman that year and the Roger Clark I am talking about was in that group.

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Different Roger Clark. The Roger Clark I am referring too went Journeyman the same year I initially did (1992) and if I recall correctly was from texas. Steve Dunn may remember him too, Steve went journeyman the same time and Harvey Dean went Master Smith. There were 27 of us who passed journeyman that year and the Roger Clark I am talking about was in that group.

Oh, my bad.

I did not see any Roger Clark listed on the current JS/MS lists. Do you remember where he was from?

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Oh, my bad.

I did not see any Roger Clark listed on the current JS/MS lists. Do you remember where he was from?

Not sure, been a good while back. He was from the Arkansas/Texas/Louisiana area and pretty sure Texas. I'll look through some of my old materials and see if I find something. I have an old page from a newsletter that has the names of the group and a picture and he is in it but no personal location info.