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Neat knife Barry!!

Here's Catt fixed blade knife.

Nice knife!
I used to have one of those with a green handle, but I can't find the photos I took of it.
Hardly weighed anything. Light as a feather.

Thanks, never seen one with a green handle!

This one was never used and still has the original polish on the blade!

here are 2 of my catts

Very nice pearl sleeveboard whittler and what looks like a repaired sleeveboard pen of a larger size.
Nice knives, Richard.
Good looking little rule you have there. Is it a folder?
And a nice gimlet as well.

hi FJR, its a small brass spirit level. with inch,s marked on it

Oh, that's very nice, Richard.
Nice looking little level.
Made in Australia no doubt.

Here is a great CAtt

Hey is that you George?? Great knife!!!

Beautiful Catt

I think Catt has some of the best looking swedges, that knife is cherry

galvanic1882 wrote:Hey is that you George?? Great knife!!!

Hi Mike Yup

Great nice to see you posting here!!

Couple of Catt's that I've posted elsewhere that belong in this thread, none of the 3 knives have pattern numbers. A pair of jumbo jacks,4 1/4", a single and a 2 blade. Then a 3" jack with great bone. I'm thinking all 3 knives are fairly early.

hey guys. below is a whittler that belonged to my grandfather. probably from the 40's or 50's. i sharpened it up, and was very impressed with how sharp the old steel can get. i use more modern clip knives at work a lot and love the convenience, but this one is my favorite for sure. my mom sent it to me recently. if it is super valuable i will stop carrying it and ask her if she wants it back to sell. i hope not, because i would like to keep carrying it. thoughts? and thanks for everything i have learned in the little bit of time i have been looking at the forum.

this is a 2 blade i bought for $30. that i was told was early 1900,s buy the seller.
looks same era as yours?
i like your 3 blade with the wharncliff blade.
i carry mine alot.
its in my pocket today

thanks, richard. the wharncliffe cant be beat for stripping wire, which i do a lot of. i like the two tone scales on yours.

i also have this one. i quite like.

Added this Catt 32739 3 3/4" slim Gunstock, I thought it was a whittler but have found it described as a gunstock stockman which would explain the spey blade.

Appears to be a fairly rare pattern that if in mint condition has considerable value according to a couple books, this one is far from mint but does have good bone and close to full blades.

nice looking knife

Nice John I probably would call it a whittler too.

Very nice!

Great pattern and a great knife John!