Got Whittlers ?

[Owd Wullie]

NICE one Phil!!

[orvet]

I have been gone for the last two weeks taking care of my parents after they both had surgery.
I came home to a nice user Schrade-Walden 804 in the mail.

I will have to dig around and find a shield for it.
I think I have one somewhere.

Dale

[zed6309]

My only whittler at the moment, but then i only started collecting 2 weeks ago

[rigwelder]

Heres a few

New York Knife
E.C.Simmons KK (has a little wharnie or surgical blade as a second blade)
Henry Boker
Shapleigh
Cattaraugus

[rigwelder]

few more

[rigwelder]

more
Second knife isnt a Boker,,,its a A.W. Wadsworth

[MrBlister]

Any body ever herd of these ole TESTED 76's..
Thisn has great scales and snap... stained blades **sniff

Guess he was whittlin mangos... LOLOLOL

[rigwelder]

few more''''
keen kutter has a questionable etch,,blade has too much wear for it too still be there in my opinion,,,think its been added

[Sut Tatersaul]

Hi, All:
First of all, I'v gone through the 12 pages of this thread a couple of times, and have enjoyed it thoroughly, but, have also decided that I don't know enough about knife types, to determine what qualifies as a Whittler. I have only two that I'm sure of. Both are J.A.Henckels Whittlers. One, I bought in the 1950 era, I carried and used it for many years, until a long gone friend picked it up from my workbench, and promptly broke off the tip of one of the blades. Well, I put it away for years, and didn't use it, until recently, when I got it out, ground the broken blade into a screwdriver, cleaned it up, and am enjoying it again. While it it was put away, around 1960, I tried to replace it, but couldn't find one with buffalo horn scales, and settled for one with Jigged bone scales. I never did get warmed up to the new one, and it's never been used. When I got it out today, after reading this thread, I found that it's so tight, and stiff, that I can't even get it open with my fingernails. I'll post pictures of them, and maybe the good folks of this Forum can tell me where to find information on classing knife types. Thanks, for sharing this long true tale.
Sut Tatersaul

[Jdub]

Here is one I've been using as of late.

[espn77]

Nice Justin. Here is one I picked up. Not I haven't been carrying mine like you do.

[Jdub]

Wow Kieth that thing is really nice. Great score.

[espn77]

Thanks. Your 80 looks to have very nice full blades.

[RalphAlsip]

Keith, WOW!!! Your Remington whittler is off the charts nice. Beautiful bone and very crisp, clear etch. Outstanding!

[espn77]

Thanks Jerry. I appreciate the complement

[Jdub]

Thanks. Your 80 looks to have very nice full blades.

The knife had factory edges on it when I got it. Just had been stored incorrectly, as the blades had minor rust spots all over. I have since sharpened it. The rust on it now is from being carried. The knife had never been used or carried best i could tell. I have a weakness for the 80 pattern.

[espn77]

If your going to have a weakness that's a pretty good one to be weak with. I like it.

[Dinadan]

Nice to see this thread brought back to life after being dormant for six years. Many fine knives posted here. I will add this Schrade made Craftsman 9488. One of my favorite patterns!

[espn77]

Nice to see this thread brought back to life after being dormant for six years. Many fine knives posted here. I will add this Schrade made Craftsman 9488. One of my favorite patterns!

Mel, I really like the etch. Your knife looks very nice.

[Dinadan]

Mel, I really like the etch. Your knife looks very nice.

Espn - Thanks. That Remington of yours is beautiful: I can see why you do not carry it! I particularly like the shield on it, I have one older knife with that shield but it seems to be kind of unusual.

[espn77]

Mel, I really like the etch. Your knife looks very nice.

Espn - Thanks. That Remington of yours is beautiful: I can see why you do not carry it! I particularly like the shield on it, I have one older knife with that shield but it seems to be kind of unusual.

I'd love to see it.

[gsmith7158]

Here's an oldie pre 1890 Electric.

[espn77]

Dang Greg, even being used that knife is way cool.

[Dinadan]

I agree that Electric is a cool knife, Greg. I always like the little thumbnail cutouts. Extremely good condition for the age!

Here is a Schrade 836, or more correctly, the remains of one, with the shield that I like. I keep looking for a decent specimen, but they are hard to find. Folks must have used these knives up.

[Jdub]

Very nice knives guys!