Vintage Whittler Knives
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I got this Ulster Nkife (mis-stamp) Whittler that I like alot. Thanks for looking.
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Woodwalker that is a very fine piece! I just love the old pearl whittlers.
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Nice one, Lee.LongBlade wrote:Winchester Jr Stock Whittler - (Model #3046) 3 5/16" - Lightly used though some age tarnishing, etch and nickel silver liners and wedge, faux horn celluloid handles (one of my very few celluloid knives) ... Abit different than others but the back spring with wedge and 2 secondary blades (albeit not typical) along with a master clip blade makes it somewhat unique - and one can see why Winchester called it a Jr Stock Whittler based on the general design of a whittler...
I will say these look quite a bit alike.
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Nice one woodwalker.
And thanks for all the kind remarks on my earlier knives. Very much appreciated.
And thanks for all the kind remarks on my earlier knives. Very much appreciated.
Joe
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I'm not certain how this thread sneaked by without some of my Empires but I am rather partial to those so I will remedy the situation.
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Yes sir, you did that quite well. Very nice knives, Greg. That last one is a honey.
More please.
More please.
Joe
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Thank you Greg!! You have so many wonderful Whittlers yourself!! Great showing!!gsmith7158 wrote:Woodwalker that is a very fine piece! I just love the old pearl whittlers.
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Thank you Joe!! You have so many beauties!! Outstanding!!FRJ wrote:Nice one woodwalker.
And thanks for all the kind remarks on my earlier knives. Very much appreciated.
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Wow Greg!! Those will get the ole heart pumping!!gsmith7158 wrote:I'm not certain how this thread sneaked by without some of my Empires but I am rather partial to those so I will remedy the situation.
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Thanks WW and Joe .. those Winchester’s do look like brothers from the same mother ...
Nice Empire whittler additions Greg ...
Nice Empire whittler additions Greg ...
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I don't know how were going to explain that ......LongBlade wrote: those Winchester’s do look like brothers from the same mother ...
Here's a few more.
Starting with Maher & Grosh.
And a Challenge
Joe
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More beauties Joe ... great old knives and companies...
FRJ wrote:I don't know how were going to explain that ......LongBlade wrote: those Winchester’s do look like brothers from the same mother ...
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Personally I can never see enough of that Waterville Joe ... just something so appealing about it ...
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Here’s a few.
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Thanks Joe. Stamps on the Remington are worn (or light). Looks like it’s an R6755 pattern. I think they called that green Pyremite.
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Yes, I think that is Pyremite. (I hope you spelled that right, I followed you.)Mumbleypeg wrote: I think they called that green Pyremite. Ken
I didn't see the Clauss. That is very nice too. Can we attribute the covers to Mr. Winterbottom?
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Joe, that’s a beautiful MOP Keen Kutter! Hard to find MOP with shadow bolsters that aren’t cracked.
Interesting knife. There’s a picture of one just like it (Winterbottom also) on page 143 of Sargent’s 7th edition, in the “Case Family Brands” chapter. The knife is stamped as a pattern # 33 which matches the description in Sargent’s. I bought the knife mainly because it is a whittler pattern, but also thinking it was made by Case. Steve Pfeiffer said he thinks it’s a Queen, and after examining the construction I believe he is right. Although it looks superficially like a Case 83 pattern, its construction is different than Tested era 83’s. However it’s also different than any Queen whittlers I have, although I don’t have any Queens of that vintage to compare.
Ken
Yes, it’s Winterbottom.FRJ wrote:
I didn't see the Clauss. That is very nice too. Can we attribute the covers to Mr. Winterbottom?
Interesting knife. There’s a picture of one just like it (Winterbottom also) on page 143 of Sargent’s 7th edition, in the “Case Family Brands” chapter. The knife is stamped as a pattern # 33 which matches the description in Sargent’s. I bought the knife mainly because it is a whittler pattern, but also thinking it was made by Case. Steve Pfeiffer said he thinks it’s a Queen, and after examining the construction I believe he is right. Although it looks superficially like a Case 83 pattern, its construction is different than Tested era 83’s. However it’s also different than any Queen whittlers I have, although I don’t have any Queens of that vintage to compare.
Ken
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Wow, everybody has some great knives
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