All About Pocket Knives

Personally I can never see enough of that Waterville Joe ... just something so appealing about it ...

X2!!!

Thanks guys.

Here’s a few.

Ken

Great show of knives, Ken.
Love that Remington.

Thanks Joe. Stamps on the Remington are worn (or light). Looks like it’s an R6755 pattern. I think they called that green Pyremite.

Ken

Mumbleypeg wrote: I think they called that green Pyremite. Ken

Yes, I think that is Pyremite. (I hope you spelled that right, I followed you.)

I didn't see the Clauss. That is very nice too. Can we attribute the covers to Mr. Winterbottom?

Here's a Keen Kutter.

Joe, that’s a beautiful MOP Keen Kutter! Hard to find MOP with shadow bolsters that aren’t cracked.

FRJ wrote:
I didn't see the Clauss. That is very nice too. Can we attribute the covers to Mr. Winterbottom?

Yes, it’s 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

Wow, everybody has some great knives

There have been super nice knives posted here.

One of these contributions (Case Tested XX 6376 1/2) was posted about 4 years ago. The knife is the same but the pictures are better so I'm reposting it. Its stag counterpart Case Tested XX 5376 1/2 is a new contribution.

Wow Jerry! Two fantastic knives!

Nice show everybody!

Nice knives Jerry, I especially like the greenbone whittler.

Tom

Very nice, Jerry.

One more new arrival. IXL whittler with file work. The knife has great walk and talk. Only issue is the broken scale at one end. I will repair it in the near future.

British steel takes a wicked edge. I found that with my straight razors too.

Nice knives Ken, Joe, Jerry and Twhite

All nice but Jerry - Those Case whittlers are stunners ...

Does this Waterville count as a whittler. The description when I bought it said Waterville half whittler. Thought you guys might like to see it anyways. Is there such a thing as Half Whittler? Thanks for looking!

I’m not sure what what it is called Wood Walker, but it’s a good old maker and a good looking knife. I really like the pattern for sure

woodwalker wrote:Does this Waterville count as a whittler? ..............Is there such a thing as Half Whittler?

Oh no! The worms just won’t stay in the can! viewtopic.php?f=4&t=59394&hilit=Half

Nice old knife!

Ken

That is a very nice knife woodwalker, and a very desirable stamp.

"Half whittler" is not a term I would use.

I think your knife is a Wharncliffe pen.

Mumbleypeg wrote:

woodwalker wrote:Does this Waterville count as a whittler? ..............Is there such a thing as Half Whittler?

Oh no! The worms just won’t stay in the can! Nice old knife! Ken

Mumbleypeg wrote:

woodwalker wrote:Does this Waterville count as a whittler? ..............Is there such a thing as Half Whittler?

Oh no! The worms just won’t stay in the can! viewtopic.php?f=4&t=59394&hilit=Half

Nice old knife!

Ken

Ooppss!! LOL sorry Ken!! Thank you!!

FRJ wrote:That is a very nice knife woodwalker, and a very desirable stamp.

"Half whittler" is not a term I would use.

I think your knife is a Wharncliffe pen.

Mumbleypeg wrote:

woodwalker wrote:Does this Waterville count as a whittler? ..............Is there such a thing as Half Whittler?

Oh no! The worms just won’t stay in the can! Nice old knife! Ken

Ok thank you Joe!! Didn't want to stick a non whittler in this thread of very fine whittlers but I just didn't know. Learning all the time!

Nice Waterville Wharncliffe WW ....

LongBlade wrote:Nice Waterville Wharncliffe WW ....

Thank you Lee!!!