All About Pocket Knives

Some fine looking Wharncliffes y’all have posted this week, Q, Kevin, John, Tom, Mel, and Bill!

QTCut5 wrote: ↑Thu Oct 16, 2025 2:00 am
Glad to see you totin' the Ivoryman Bear Lake, redrider, that custom patina is only getting better and better

Just saw this, and I agree, Q.

QTCut5 wrote: ↑Thu Oct 23, 2025 3:50 am Another successful Wharncliffe Wednesday with a fantastic bunch of Wharnies shown today by all

I agree! This thread has been a lot of fun so far!

Time to kick off WW week #16 with some Stag Swaybacks.

Sweet quartet of Stag 117s, Kevin

I’m still rediscovering the China made Wharnies in my collection which for some reason don’t get the same amount of love as my Wharnies that were made in other countries. Can’t really explain why that is because whenever I do take them out I am impressed anew with how nice they are. Every one of the China made Wharnies in my collection is very well made and pretty darn good looking. These two Rosecraft Wharnies are no exception: French Broad in rosewood and Mud Creek Congress in burl wood.

Beautiful stag swaybacks, Kevin.

Nice Rosecrafts, Q.

Here is another China Wharncliffe from my collection.

Beautiful Wharnies, Kevin, Q, and Dan!

Joining the party today!

super lightweight G10 Kershaw wharnie ... courtesy from out on the Island

Nice seasonal photo of that Case, Redrider.

Very ergonomic looking Kershaw, John.

Good Wharnie show, everyone; plenty of variety making for another successful Wharncliffe Wednesday extravaganza

GEC #13 "Whip" in hummingbird acrylic from Gunstock Jack to close out WW week 16

Great Wharnnies everyone! Another WW in the books.

Kicking off WW week #17 with some Big Ol' Queen made Schatt & Morgan Wharnnies.

Very nice family group with Queen and S&M, Kevin.

Here is a Bulldog pair.

Nice bevy of BBWs, Kevin (Big Beautiful Wharnies)

Fabulous pair of MOP Bulldogs, Mel

Wrapping up the last of my China made Wharnies today with a Queen and a Rough Ryder. Ironically, the China Queen is the only "true" Wharncliffe I own in both the frame and blade. With an amber sawcut bone handle it’s a great little knife. The Swayback VG-10 is pretty nice, too---I like the unique modern design. Both of these knives are unbelievable quality for the (pre-tariff MSRP) price of around $20 each!!

knifeaddict1965 wrote: ↑Wed Nov 05, 2025 1:07 pm Kicking off WW week #17 with some Big Ol' Queen Schatt & Morgan Wharnnies.


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Very knife trio.

Dinadan wrote: ↑Wed Nov 05, 2025 2:17 pm Very nice family group with Queen and S&M, Kevin.

Here is a Bulldog pair.
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Bulldogs are always quality.

QTCut5 wrote: ↑Wed Nov 05, 2025 2:25 pm Nice bevy of BBWs, Kevin (Big Beautiful Wharnies)

Wrapping up the last of my China made Wharnies today with a Queen and a Rough Ryder. Ironically, the China Queen is the only "true" Wharncliffe I own in both the frame and blade. With an amber sawcut bone handle it’s a great little knife. The Swayback VG-10 is pretty nice, too---I like the unique modern design. Both of these knives are unbelievable quality for the (pre-tariff MSRP) price of around $20 each!!

Both pretty and pocketable.

Thanks, Q and Doglegg!

Nice pair of knives, Q. I really like that Queen: I keep thinking I will get one of those, but some other knife always gets my order first.

Here's my all time favorite cardboard box cutter for weekly recycling - gets used all the time

Lansky1 wrote: ↑Wed Nov 05, 2025 4:22 pm Here's my all time favorite cardboard box cutter for weekly recycling - gets used all the time

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And you keep it sharp!

Another Wonderful Wharncliffe Wednesday (WWW), thanks to all the great posts and comments. Here's one more Ivoryman Northwoods to share as WW draws to a close.

Lansky1 wrote: ↑Wed Nov 05, 2025 4:22 pm Here's my all time favorite cardboard box cutter for weekly recycling - gets used all the time

After the big beefy Wharncliffe blade, my favorite feature of that SOG Fusion "Fish On" is something that can only be experienced IRL: the sound it makes when opening. You literally have to be there to know what I mean

knifeaddict1965 wrote: ↑Thu Nov 06, 2025 12:51 am Another Wonderful Wharncliffe Wednesday (WWW), thanks to all the great posts and comments.

100% agree But, I cannot let the sun go down on WW W17 without coming clean and confessing that I lied about having shown all my China made Wharnies I forgot about this one, which, to be fair, may have been made in China but was "naturalized" in USA by BIGHEAD

QTCut5 wrote: ↑Thu Nov 06, 2025 3:03 am

knifeaddict1965 wrote: ↑Thu Nov 06, 2025 12:51 am Another Wonderful Wharncliffe Wednesday (WWW), thanks to all the great posts and comments.

100% agree But, I cannot let the sun go down on WW W17 without coming clean and confessing that I lied about having shown all my China made Wharnies I forgot about this one, which, to be fair, may have been made in China but was "naturalized" in USA by BIGHEAD

Ohh Yeaahhh!!! I forgot about that one too... One of the prettiest Rough Ryders in the history of the world... Sensational Stag!

That looks like a tough Fusion, Lansky; and a beautiful Northwoods, Kevin.

Q - that last knife does look nicer than the average Rough Ryder!

Another very successful Wednesday, fellows.