Matchng Pairs

[dcgm4]

Sweet trio, I-man.

[QTCut5]

That is a sweet Trifecta, right there, Ivoryman...three sweet sheepfeet, indeed!

~Q~

[gsmith7158]

I'm really liking this rattle snake bone. The pattern is jigged into the bone and feels smooth but rough kinda like an old rattle snake might!

[r redden]

Ebony GEC 15's.

[Producer]

125OT's

[QTCut5]

AG Russell Wharncliffe Curved Regular Jacks

~Q~

[PCwizard]

AG Russell Wharncliffe Curved Regular Jacks

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~Q~

Love those Russells. Are they US or China made. I have a few of his China made knives and I'm very happy with them. They must be discontinued, I done see them on his website.

[QTCut5]

AG Russell Wharncliffe Curved Regular Jacks

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~Q~

Love those Russells. Are they US or China made. I have a few of his China made knives and I'm very happy with them. They must be discontinued, I done see them on his website.

Yup, both made in China. I have always been very impressed with the craftsmanship and high quality of AG Russell knives, and the knives he has made in China are no exception. AG Russell's are the only Chinese made knives I currently own...although I am aware of other brands that are turning out some really good quality cutlery from Chinese manufacturers as well.

~Q~

[QTCut5]

1990 Case Wharncliffe Mini Trapper & 1989 Wharncliffe Copperhead with '1st ISSUE' tang stamp.

~Q~

[garddogg56]

Now thats a pair of Warnies hows the F&F on the 89+90??

[QTCut5]

Now thats a pair of Warnies hows the F&F on the 89+90??

It's actually very good. I can see no issues with these "late model" Case knives whatsoever; although, I'm probably not as discriminating or demanding (i.e., nit-picky) about minor details as I know some collectors are. But, both of these have great walk & talk, crisp (but not nailbreaking) opening/closing snap & solid half-stops. Everything is tight, flush and put together just as a quality pocketknife should be. No complaints here.

~Q~

[Ivoryman]

Good looking bones, great wharns, sweet score Q.

[QTCut5]

Good looking bones, great wharns, sweet score Q.

Thanks, Ivoryman.

Here's the same 1989 Wharncliffe Copperhead matched up with his Serrated Wharncliffe twin from 1990, both dressed in Olive Bone.

~Q~

[djknife13]

Two American Shear hawkbills, one with an etch and two different size stamps. ___Dave

[FRJ]

Very fine and beautiful knives, Dave.
Also, very desirable stamps.

[LongBlade]

Awesome knives Dave ... thanks for sharing them !!!

[FRJ]

Here's a couple of Robeson toothpicks.

[FRJ]

And here's a couple of Remingtons.

[Ivoryman]

Great stuff FRJ, beauties.
These aren't exact matches obviously but just noticed the handle shape is very close to a match. Never noticed this before but one of my favorite discontinued Case patterns is a lot like the GEC 15. What a coincidence. Both great knives though, even with different blades.

[bighomer]

Some prime time knives posted here, absolutely gorgeous. Here's a couple of working Buck bantams, one that sports a brother Scott made lanyard that is kinda cool. Thanks Scott.

[bigbore]

Just 3 whittler

[PCwizard]

Thanks to (Kootenay Joe) I now have a pair of Cam III Dingo"s. You don't see these very often. I carry the one on the bottom as a dress knife once in a while.

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[PCwizard]

Great stuff FRJ, beauties.
These aren't exact matches obviously but just noticed the handle shape is very close to a match. Never noticed this before but one of my favorite discontinued Case patterns is a lot like the GEC 15. What a coincidence. Both great knives though, even with different blades.

Both are very sweet knives, but I really love that GEC. Still looking for my first GEC, I just haven't found the right one yet.

[Tsar Bomba]

If you were lucky enough to get a pre-order on the GEC sheepsfoot Barlow coming in September, that might make a nice first GEC.

[sunknife]

These two, same pattern, different handles, ebony & bloodwood.
I've carried the ebony on several occasions but can't bring myself to carry the bloodwood. To pretty to me to scratch and ding just yet.