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....and a few more.

GEC Geppetto
Canal Street
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Schrade Walden 804 with peachseed handles
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Nice knives, Unk. I especially like the Gepetto.
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Unk that Ariel is outta sight. Love it!
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My old Catt and some Bose lockback whittlers.

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Beautiful knives Unk and Zach. Has that Aerial been rehandled Unk ? Reason I ask,I have an Aerial farmers jack I had rehandled in ebony because the celluloid started to gas.

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Unk wrote:....and a few more.

GEC Geppetto
Canal Street
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Aerial with cocobolo handles
Schrade Walden 804 with peachseed handles
.......unk, I really like the aerial and the s &m lockback!!!........... ::tu:: ::tu:: ......................
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Here's an interesting one I bought several years ago because I had the itch and it was cheap (yes, I know. I'm a hypocrite) They called it a Congress Whittler. ::shrug::
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Hi Carmillus,

I bought the Aerial off e-bay a few years ago. Typically you see those Aerials in celluloid, but I liked the cocobolo on this one so I bought it. As far as I can tell, the patina - dents, scuffs, etc on the wood and the bar shield look consistent with the age of rest of the knife. The handle material and bar shield looks consistent with the time period - 1913 to early 1950s. I never really considered that it was re-handled, but I guess it could have been. Sometime after I bought this one, I saw an identical ebony one on e-bay, but I didn't win it.

The short answer is I don't know for sure, but my opinion is that I think the handles are original.

I like that little wharncliff - almost a hawkbill - blade Aerial used on some of their whittlers. Schrade later put one on their 44 OT.
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jerryd6818 wrote:Here's an interesting one I bought several years ago because I had the itch and it was cheap (yes, I know. I'm a hypocrite) They called it a Congress Whittler. ::shrug::
Jerry, that is in fact a congress whittler. I started to say it's one of my favorite patterns but have to admit I never met a whittler I didn't like, so ........ :lol:

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Zach, great group, love the Cat and the Abalone TBose LBW.

'04 Keystone Red Bone, solid knife, unnoticed in pocket.
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Dinadan wrote:Nice knives, Unk. I especially like the Gepetto.
agree - that would make my all time top 5 list. Amazing on so many levels
pffffft that's not a knife ......... now THAT'S a knife !! Crocodile Dundee

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Here a few Case 91 Big Whittlers
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Case Bradford 5391 Stag
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Larry - that is a mighty nice group of Case 91s. I really like the second from left with the long pull!


Beautiful bone on that Keystone, Ivoryman. Here is on with a similar main blade.
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jlw257 wrote:Here a few Case 91 Big Whittlers
Larry

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W R Case & Sons 5391 Stag
Case Bradford 5391 Stag
Case Tested 5391 Stag
Case Tested 6391 Greenbone
Case XX 5391 Red Stag
:shock: :shock: :shock: Holy Sh/T batman ::ds::
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jlw257 wrote:Here a few Case 91 Big Whittlers
Larry

Left to Right
W R Case & Sons 5391 Stag
Case Bradford 5391 Stag
Case Tested 5391 Stag
Case Tested 6391 Greenbone
Case XX 5391 Red Stag
Larry, they're all beauties but I'm gonna agree with Mel. That Case Bradford with the long pull and beautiful swedged blade is a stunner!

Thanks for laying them out together side by side in the picture. It's interesting and educational to see the progression in blade grinds.

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Thank you Mel, Bighead , and Ken for the kind words, I love these old knives

Mel, that a nice Whittler

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Larry,
Those Whittlers are fantastic!! ::tu::

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JLW, great group, wow.
Dinadan, great S&M, here's another S&M.
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Here are 3 little whittlers I've acquired recently.
A 4 blade pearl Empire with coined liners.
A split spring 4 line Camillus.
A split spring Remington.
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Great looking knives on this page by everyone. ::tu::

Here's an Empire whittler I've had for a while and realized I hadn't put it in here. 3 1/2"
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Great looking bone on that one Joe. Looks unused too. Very nice.
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gsmith7158 wrote:Here are 3 little whittlers I've acquired recently.
A 4 blade pearl Empire with coined liners.
A split spring 4 line Camillus.
A split spring Remington.
......greg, I really like that Camillus!!!!!................. ::tu:: ....................
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carrmillus wrote:
gsmith7158 wrote:Here are 3 little whittlers I've acquired recently.
A 4 blade pearl Empire with coined liners.
A split spring 4 line Camillus.
A split spring Remington.
......greg, I really like that Camillus!!!!!................. ::tu:: ....................
Carmillus that's the one you bid on. I thought you guys said that the sleeveboard had tapered bback springs so I was sort of surprised to see that the equal end had a spacer.
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Great looking Whittlers, Greg and Joe ::tu:: ::tu::

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gsmith7158 wrote:
carrmillus wrote:
gsmith7158 wrote:Here are 3 little whittlers I've acquired recently.
A 4 blade pearl Empire with coined liners.
A split spring 4 line Camillus.
A split spring Remington.
......greg, I really like that Camillus!!!!!................. ::tu:: ....................
Carmillus that's the one you bid on. I thought you guys said that the sleeveboard had tapered bback springs so I was sort of surprised to see that the equal end had a spacer.
...I'm gettin' to where I can't remember what I had for breakfast!!!....... ::facepalm:: .............
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