All About Pocket Knives

Another pair I had forgotten about. Case Stagged Bone - Doc & Baby Doc

Nice Cases, Jerry.

A Buck 425 pair.

Nice , Pairs guys

Here is a set,

Melvin (MEL) Pardue

He made this set 35 + years ago
putting time line in the late 70s or early 80s
when he lived in Tampa Fl.

The sheath was made by Joe Machin who was with the Tampa Fire Department

Wow, really nice Cato.

Looks like a magazine shot, nice cato.

26 times 2

Nice pair of Little Carvers, Ivoryman.

Here's a couple of red Stag Case knives with matching bar shields.
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Beautiful red stag Q, that stuff is strikingly eye catching. Think that's some dye job or the way it comes off the deer? Very cool either way, but I always wondered.

Three Tidioute #15 sheepfoots: Autumn Gold Jigged EZ open Crown Lifter, Tan jigged TC Barlow, Antique Yellow jigged Boys Knife.

Sweet trio, I-man.

That is a sweet Trifecta, right there, Ivoryman...three sweet sheepfeet, indeed!

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I'm really liking this rattle snake bone. The pattern is jigged into the bone and feels smooth but rough kinda like an old rattle snake might!

Ebony GEC 15's.

125OT's

AG Russell Wharncliffe Curved Regular Jacks
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QTCut5 wrote:AG Russell Wharncliffe Curved Regular Jacks

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Love those Russells. Are they US or China made. I have a few of his China made knives and I'm very happy with them. They must be discontinued, I done see them on his website.

PCwizard wrote:

QTCut5 wrote:AG Russell Wharncliffe Curved Regular Jacks

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Love those Russells. Are they US or China made. I have a few of his China made knives and I'm very happy with them. They must be discontinued, I done see them on his website.

Yup, both made in China. I have always been very impressed with the craftsmanship and high quality of AG Russell knives, and the knives he has made in China are no exception. AG Russell's are the only Chinese made knives I currently own...although I am aware of other brands that are turning out some really good quality cutlery from Chinese manufacturers as well.

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1990 Case Wharncliffe Mini Trapper & 1989 Wharncliffe Copperhead with '1st ISSUE' tang stamp.

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Now thats a pair of Warnies hows the F&F on the 89+90??

garddogg56 wrote:Now thats a pair of Warnies hows the F&F on the 89+90??

It's actually very good. I can see no issues with these "late model" Case knives whatsoever; although, I'm probably not as discriminating or demanding (i.e., nit-picky) about minor details as I know some collectors are. But, both of these have great walk & talk, crisp (but not nailbreaking) opening/closing snap & solid half-stops. Everything is tight, flush and put together just as a quality pocketknife should be. No complaints here.

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Good looking bones, great wharns, sweet score Q.

Ivoryman wrote:Good looking bones, great wharns, sweet score Q.

Thanks, Ivoryman.

Here's the same 1989 Wharncliffe Copperhead matched up with his Serrated Wharncliffe twin from 1990, both dressed in Olive Bone.
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Two American Shear hawkbills, one with an etch and two different size stamps. ___Dave

Very fine and beautiful knives, Dave.
Also, very desirable stamps.