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[beresman]

What are the other two blades? Whether sheepsfoot, spey, or pen, that knife and the Remington make a nice duo!

Looks to me like a well-worn sheepsfoot and an equally well-worn pen blade--but I could be wrong.

And the Remington also does not have to model number on the pile side of the main blade--was this perhaps a second, not meant to be sold?

[Dan In MI]

Looks to me like a well-worn sheepsfoot and an equally well-worn pen blade--but I could be wrong.

I'm not sure, either. In the new photo, I can see a 9 stamped on the pile side of the master blade. That's probably the first digit in the pattern number.

From what I've learned, it wouldn't be unusual for the Remington to lack a pattern number stamp. Most of the factory seconds (that I'm aware of) have an overstamp to identify them as such.

[beresman]

The pattern number is 9333 (my second photo shows that, if you zoom in a little).

[treefarmer]

beresman,
What company do you think made your Remington? The handle pattern looks so familiar but I can’t put a finger on it. I may be barking up the wrong tree but weren’t there some Swordbrand/Camillus knives with that handle?
Treefarmer

[Dan In MI]

The pattern number is 9333 (my second photo shows that, if you zoom in a little).

It sure does. Somehow I missed that earlier. The smaller blades likely are a sheepsfoot and a pen (the AAPK research page states that's the configuration most commonly seen).

[QTCut5]

I wasn't planning on buying any more knives this month (go ahead and laugh...you've all thought the same thing at one time or another...and most likely multiple times ), but I ordered this Stag Wharncliffe Swayback Jack from AG Russell over two months ago (June 5) and it finally arrived today. Perfect timing, too, since The Monkey was starting to get the DTs from knife withdrawal .

Unlike many later model AGR knives which are made in China (still very high quality knives, BTW), this one was made in Maniago, Italy.

[Ivoryman]

I wasn't planning on buying any more knives this month (go ahead and laugh...you've all thought the same thing at one time or another...and most likely multiple times ), but I ordered this Stag Wharncliffe Swayback Jack from AG Russell over two months ago (June 5) and it finally arrived today. Perfect timing, too, since The Monkey was starting to get the DTs from knife withdrawal .

Unlike many later model AGR knives which are made in China (still very high quality knives, BTW), this one was made in Maniago, Italy.


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Beautaaaayyy Amigo, looks great, nice stag and lines. Would love a review if you're up to it, comparing it to the regular A.G. Russells. How's Italian manufacturing? Congrats on a good looker and hopefully smooth operator. Wonder why it took 2 months, were they out of stock at the time?

[jerryd6818]

It's 'wharncliffe. It's stag. You couldn't possibly have passed that up!

[Railsplitter]

I wasn't planning on buying any more knives this month (go ahead and laugh...you've all thought the same thing at one time or another...and most likely multiple times ), but I ordered this Stag Wharncliffe Swayback Jack from AG Russell over two months ago (June 5) and it finally arrived today. Perfect timing, too, since The Monkey was starting to get the DTs from knife withdrawal .

Unlike many later model AGR knives which are made in China (still very high quality knives, BTW), this one was made in Maniago, Italy.


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Wow! That is nice!

[dlr110]

I wasn't planning on buying any more knives this month (go ahead and laugh...you've all thought the same thing at one time or another...and most likely multiple times ), but I ordered this Stag Wharncliffe Swayback Jack from AG Russell over two months ago (June 5) and it finally arrived today. Perfect timing, too, since The Monkey was starting to get the DTs from knife withdrawal .

Unlike many later model AGR knives which are made in China (still very high quality knives, BTW), this one was made in Maniago, Italy.


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Great looking knife knife ~Q~. I may have to investigate getting me one of those.

[Madmarco]

Here's another one I just received, needs to be re-handled but I just wanted to sharpen it.
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You're getting too good at this Loose Arrow! I have about 250 knives coming your way, can you have them ready in a few days?

! You missed your calling Kerry, you should have been a comedian!

[Madmarco]

I wasn't planning on buying any more knives this month (go ahead and laugh...you've all thought the same thing at one time or another...and most likely multiple times ), but I ordered this Stag Wharncliffe Swayback Jack from AG Russell over two months ago (June 5) and it finally arrived today. Perfect timing, too, since The Monkey was starting to get the DTs from knife withdrawal .

Unlike many later model AGR knives which are made in China (still very high quality knives, BTW), this one was made in Maniago, Italy.


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Stunning knife Q! The stag, the bullet shield, the wharnnie blade, Italian built, stunning! Congrats!

[Papa Bones]

Received these two in the mail today. A couple more to add to my Camillus 72 Clone Family. I will post more about them in the Camillus 72 Clones thread.

First a McGrew Arkansas Hillbilly Classic Carpenters Whittler made by Camillus, with the Underlined McGrew Arkansas USA tang stamp. It has Delrin Handles with the undersocored "M" federal style shield. All blades have great snap, still have the original luster, no wobble, but do have some age spots and some scratches. The master clip blade still has the "Hillbilly Classic" blade etch, but it is light.

I also picked up a Craftsman 9494 which was listed in the Sears Catalogs as a 3 Blade Whittler. This one has the oval Craftsman Shield with the crown stamped surround. I believe these were made by Ulster. The blades are tight with good snap, but does feel gritty and needs cleaning inside. So will do the usual warm oil bath spa treatment and flush. These are the pics shortly after I opened it today.

[bighomer]

Postman left a nice little package for me today.

[QTCut5]

Postman left a nice little package for me today.

Schweet! Love the Rogers Bone on those Master Cutler Trappers. Beautiful set...nice pick up.

[Ivoryman]

Postman left a nice little package for me today.

Yeah he did, wow that's a pair of Beeeeeee-uuuuuuuuuuu-teeeeeeeees. Congrats Homer, great score.

[Papa Bones]

Postman left a nice little package for me today.

A great pair of Queens!! That's a good hand any way you look at it!!

[doglegg]

Sweet.

[Dan In MI]

A McGrew Arkansas Hillbilly Classic Carpenters Whittler made by Camillus.

That is just too cool! Your new Craftsman is also a cool piece. Well done!

Postman left a nice little package for me today.

Indeed he did. A winning hand!

[bighomer]

Thanks for the kind words fellers, I'm really pleased.

[Papa Bones]

That is just too cool! Your new Craftsman is also a cool piece. Well done!

Thanks Dan!

[dlr110]

For once in a ..... oh heck a loooong time the FedEx guy was on time and delivered my package from SMKW without it looking like it had been run over.
I have a bunch of the Rough Ryder Classic Carbon Series so I thought I would get the Classic Carbon II Series, sorry not as impressed with the looks. They're good knives, but the black micarta handles shall we say, just don't float my boat. They have both smooth and rough spots and look like they are unfinished. Maybe it's just a ME thing.
Now the Rough Ryder Stag Bone Whittler is a thing of beauty. I'll be carrying that one.
The beautiful CASE Coke Bottle knife I got from our friend at Sander's Knives and will one day be featured on my website and in my new knife exhibition after my new house is built.

[Papa Bones]

For once in a ..... oh heck a loooong time the FedEx guy was on time and delivered my package from SMKW without it looking like it had been run over.
I have a bunch of the Rough Ryder Classic Carbon Series so I thought I would get the Classic Carbon II Series, sorry not as impressed with the looks. They're good knives, but the black micarta handles shall we say, just don't float my boat. They have both smooth and rough spots and look like they are unfinished. Maybe it's just a ME thing.
Now the Rough Ryder Stag Bone Whittler is a thing of beauty. I'll be carrying that one.
The beautiful CASE Coke Bottle knife I got from our friend at Sander's Knives and will one day be featured on my website and in my new knife exhibition after my new house is built.

Nice looking group of knives David. That Case 25-1/2 Coke Bottle is sweet.

[Dan In MI]

David, that Case is a real looker, and the tin makes it just that much cooler.

I got these two in the mail today. The 833UH was purchased from Coinfolio, and he threw the SP2 in as a bonus. Quite happy with both of them. More photos will be posted in the Schrade area. Thanks, Coinfolio!

[TPK]

Great finds everyone! Especially like those Queens! Congrats!

Have some catching up to do. Here, my last 4 pick up's. They all have good snap & the Case even has nice solid half stops. Which I really like!

1) A "Solingen" (date )
2) Victorinox Elinox advertising pen knife (60's)
3) Case 6269 ( 1970 I think it was.)
4) Boker USA (1961 maybe)

I'll put the Victorinox Elinox in my show case & the other three get pocket time this week.

Thanks for looking friends!