Treated myself to a new knife today

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Treated myself to a new knife today

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I usually prefer old knifes, but for some reason i just wsnted this when i seen it today :D
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You treated yourself very well. ::tu::
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Not sure why I was drawn to it ? I usually prefer stockmans . ::shrug::
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Bone may look a litte better in this pic .
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Nice swayback jack! I like those too. ::tu::
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I don't know about you James, but for me it was the Wharncliffe blade. You treated yourself very well. I think you got yourself a fine knife there.

Got my first one from Ozzie Marie at the Janesville WI show back in the spring of 2012. It was a win-win. It was my first Swayback Jack and it was my first Tony Bose authorized knife. Got my second one last year off eBay because, well, just because.
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Very cool. I love the handles and the wharncliffe blade! ::tu::
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Beautiful knife cbnut. I can see why you were drawn to it. ::tu::
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Those are a nice pattern from case. I have a two blade one but I never use it, I just like having it.
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It is definitely the Wharncliffe that does it for me.
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cbnutt wrote:Not sure why I was drawn to it ? I usually prefer stockmans . ::shrug::
It is a very attractive pattern. A heck of a treat!

I have one of those (different bone) that I used to carry in my vest pocket. I mostly gave up carrying mine because I kept nicking my index finger or the webbing of my thumb when it snapped closed. Something about it is just not right for my hand, but I still enjoy fondling it (blade closed!).
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Never paid attention to the sway backs but looking at the pic with it closed has my interest. Looks like an elegant design that would fit perfectly in a watch pocket. I have taken to carrying my GEC Dixie most of the time and a sway back might be a good companion for it.
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