It's Wharncliffe Wednesday!

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Where's all the Wharnheads at ? ::shrug:: Looks like it's up to me to kick off this Wharncliffe Wednesday once again. Well OK then, that's not a problem...here we go...


This Schrade+ 175 has a bit of AAPK history (and a lot of frequent flyer miles). I purchased it from an AAPK store (NY to HI), sent it to muskrat man for a little makeover (HI to OH and back to HI), then bombed it on Ivoryman (HI to WA). I recently got it back from his estate after his passing (WA to HI).

It began its life with a plastic handle and a sheepfoot blade; muskrat man swapped out the ugly synthetic scales for smooth natural bone with a red spacer and reshaped the blade into more of a Wharncliffe profile.
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I can't keep up with the fine blades you guys tote, but here's mine.
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QTCut5 wrote: Wed Aug 13, 2025 12:49 pm Where's all the Wharnheads at ? ::shrug:: Looks like it's up to me to kick off this Wharncliffe Wednesday once again. Well OK then, that's not a problem...here we go...


This Schrade+ 175 has a bit of AAPK history (and a lot of frequent flyer miles). I purchased it from an AAPK store (NY to HI), sent it to muskrat man for a little makeover (HI to OH and back to HI), then bombed it on Ivoryman (HI to WA). I recently got it back from his estate after his passing (WA to HI).

It began its life with a plastic handle and a sheepfoot blade; muskrat man swapped out the ugly synthetic scales for smooth natural bone with a red spacer and reshaped the blade into more of a Wharncliffe profile.
None the less for milage.
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Nice way to start the morning, Q and Homer.

Here is another Bulldog. The handles are white. I have my suspicions about the material, but the person selling said the handles are white, so white they are.
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Here's another hand made Wharncliff, this one with juniper green jute micarta handles. Made with .062" AEB-L stainless steel.
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Today’s carry
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This slick little wharnie came my way from waaaaay out in the pacific ...
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pffffft that's not a knife ......... now THAT'S a knife !! Crocodile Dundee

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bighomer wrote: Wed Aug 06, 2025 4:00 pm Here's my poor attemp of a Lansky mod, when he showed some of his mods several years ago, I had seen three identical China Schrades on ebay with no bidders. They were muskrats with a gut hook blade, thought if I could get them cheap I could have some fun trying my hand at what he was doing.I low balled the seller a offer and he took it. I know it doesn't measure up to Lansky's work but I had my fun and it favors a warny to some extent. ::super_happy:: ::handshake::
Hey Bighomer - that wharncliffe mod looks just fine - always more fun to use a knife you've improved. ::tu::
pffffft that's not a knife ......... now THAT'S a knife !! Crocodile Dundee

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Great Wharnnies everyone! ::tu:: Some 34s from the archives.

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Dinadan wrote: Wed Aug 13, 2025 1:56 pm Nice way to start the morning, Q and Homer.

Here is another Bulldog. The handles are white. I have my suspicions about the material, but the person selling said the handles are white, so white they are.

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I have one like it and the handles are elephant tooth.
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Lansky, thanks for the kind words, when it cools down, I've got another old knife or two that I may try my hand at modification on. ::handshake::
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doglegg wrote: Thu Aug 14, 2025 1:27 am
Dinadan wrote: Wed Aug 13, 2025 1:56 pm Here is another Bulldog. The handles are white. I have my suspicions about the material, but the person selling said the handles are white, so white they are.
I have one like it and the handles are elephant tooth.
Pachyderm proboscis protector ... it makes a nice handle!
Lansky1 wrote: Wed Aug 13, 2025 6:49 pm Hey Bighomer - that wharncliffe mod looks just fine - always more fun to use a knife you've improved.
I agree completely. A couple of my favorite knives for around the house and garden are old knives with tipped blades that I reshaped into sheepsfoot blades. Old Schrades with broken blades are my material, but if I decide to do a wharncliffe version I will need to use something like Homer uses.
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bighomer wrote: Wed Aug 13, 2025 12:58 pm I can't keep up with the fine blades you guys tote, but here's mine.
Don't short sell you RR Wharnie, she's a beauty.
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Thanks Bill. ::handshake::
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Here’s a Pacific hardware and steel . Both blades stamped . Secondary has oil the joints.
1901 to 1918 was dates of operation for this store .
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::nod::
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Very fine knives to start the day, JP and Tom.

Here is my Wednesday Wharncliffe.
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JO, Tom, Mel, great knives to start the day.
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I really look forward to Wednesdays to watch the Wharncliffe parade unfold. Like Floyd said, it's a great way to start the day and also a good reason to check back every few hours to see what new Wharnies come out of the woodwork ::nod::

Sweet little shadow pattern MOP Wharnie, JP, both blade and body....doesn't get much better than that.....not to mention the history.....so cool 8)

Love your beefy GEC Little Rattler, Tom, beautiful wood scales just begging to be coon fingered ::tu:: Although it looks brand new, I'm guessing that one has a little more history than meets the eye, perhaps even a light dusting of Ivoryman's DNA on it :mrgreen:


Here's another one with a bit of AAPK history attached: 2007 Case 61549WL Copperlock Michael "T Bar K" Fisher double action automatic mod. It was love at first sight when I saw this one floating across the top of the AAPK home screen one morning back in 2017 and I knew I had to have it. The stag for the scales was salvaged from a 100 yr old butcher knife.
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QTCut5 wrote: Wed Aug 20, 2025 1:20 pm I really look forward to Wednesdays to watch the Wharncliffe parade unfold. Like Floyd said, it's a great way to start the day and also a good reason to check back every few hours to see what new Wharnies come out of the woodwork ::nod::

Sweet little shadow pattern MOP Wharnie, JP, both blade and body....doesn't get much better than that.....not to mention the history.....so cool 8)

Love your beefy GEC Little Rattler, Tom, beautiful wood scales just begging to be coon fingered ::tu:: Although it looks brand new, I'm guessing that one has a little more history than meets the eye, perhaps even a light dusting of Ivoryman's DNA on it :mrgreen:


Here's another one with a bit of AAPK history attached: 2007 Case 61549WL Copperlock Michael "T Bar K" Fisher double action automatic mod. It was love at first sight when I saw this one floating across the top of the AAPK home screen one morning back in 2017 and I knew I had to have it. The stag for the scales was salvaged from a 100 yr old butcher knife.
Q, one of a kind indeed and a good looker. 👍
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QTCut5 wrote: Wed Aug 20, 2025 1:20 pmI'm guessing that one has a little more history than meets the eye, perhaps even a light dusting of Ivoryman's DNA on it
nope, this one came to me used from a Facebook live auction when impatience got the best of me waiting for our Kingwood AAPK knife. ::nod::
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QTCut5 wrote: Wed Aug 20, 2025 1:20 pm2007 Case 61549WL Copperlock Michael "T Bar K" Fisher double action automatic mod
only Q would have an automatic Wharncliffe blade. ::groove::
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bestgear wrote: Wed Aug 20, 2025 1:41 pm
QTCut5 wrote: Wed Aug 20, 2025 1:20 pmI'm guessing that one has a little more history than meets the eye, perhaps even a light dusting of Ivoryman's DNA on it
nope, this one came to me used from a Facebook live auction when impatience got the best of me waiting for our Kingwood AAPK knife. ::nod::
Ah...knew I'd seen it before but missed my guess on the provenance ::dang:: With all the CFing you're undoubtedly providing, it's going to carry a thick coat of bestgear DNA long into the future!
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::woot:: Pure pocket jewelry but the tomboy in her wants to flex her muscles and I never refuse the opportunity for help, even from a petite little lady like her ::woot::
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Purdy Pearl, JP!
Awesome GEC, Tom!
Love the handle on that S&M, Mel!
And a fine looking handle on that one, too, Q!
And, here, I’ll join the parade with this one!
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