I see some similarities between your fig and my Battaglia Verte:

Joe, That fig looks so good, and the leaf is attractive with the scalloped edge.
Do you have it in the ground or in a pot? When does it start ripening for you?
Was this a cutting from a family tree?
Sorry I can't help with identification.

One thing is for sure :it is not Desert King.
It is along the Line of Leon"s fig.
Can be Verte.

Not sure, but as fignut pointed out about the 'scalloped'
leaves (aka serrated, saw-tooth like edges?), I do have
a Verte fig specimen that has that. Just went out to check.
Older leaves (bottom) are smaller 3 lobed and highly
serrated. Younger leaves (top) are much bigger and much
less serrated but also showing signs of 5 lobes?!
Sorry no fruit yet...
George (NJ).

P.S. Also as Herman specifically pointed to as a Verte!
Swear that, I did not see that post before...

No Offense George.i AM gLAD WE AGREE.
I think this guy got his fig Identified.

Thanks for the replies everyone, it seems the consensus agree it is a Verte fig. Fignut: I got this tree as a cutting from my neighbor, it was his grandfathers tree. I need to find the origin of the tree.
I also have a Celeste from a cutting of my fathers tree.

Joe

These heirlooms are unique. To be able to taste the same fig our ancestors appreciated is truly a gift from the past.