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Awesome knives Dave ... thanks for sharing them !!!

Here's a couple of Robeson toothpicks.

And here's a couple of Remingtons.

Great stuff FRJ, beauties.
These aren't exact matches obviously but just noticed the handle shape is very close to a match. Never noticed this before but one of my favorite discontinued Case patterns is a lot like the GEC 15. What a coincidence. Both great knives though, even with different blades.

Some prime time knives posted here, absolutely gorgeous. Here's a couple of working Buck bantams, one that sports a brother Scott made lanyard that is kinda cool. Thanks Scott.

Just 3 whittler

Thanks to (Kootenay Joe) I now have a pair of Cam III Dingo"s. You don't see these very often. I carry the one on the bottom as a dress knife once in a while.

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Ivoryman wrote:Great stuff FRJ, beauties.
These aren't exact matches obviously but just noticed the handle shape is very close to a match. Never noticed this before but one of my favorite discontinued Case patterns is a lot like the GEC 15. What a coincidence. Both great knives though, even with different blades.

Both are very sweet knives, but I really love that GEC. Still looking for my first GEC, I just haven't found the right one yet.

If you were lucky enough to get a pre-order on the GEC sheepsfoot Barlow coming in September, that might make a nice first GEC.

These two, same pattern, different handles, ebony & bloodwood.
I've carried the ebony on several occasions but can't bring myself to carry the bloodwood. To pretty to me to scratch and ding just yet.

Victorinox Professional Grade Horticultural Wharncliffe. This model was never given a special moniker by the company or sold to the general public (catalogs provided by Victorinox just show model numbers, and only a few versions were named and sold to civilians). It was discontinued in 2014.
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My favorite blade type is the Wharncliffe. From my collection these are my personal favorites.
Made by the Rigid Knife Company and Parker USA "Benchmade" series in the 1970's or 80's and have a modified Wharncliffe blade and a top-lock.
There maybe others with different handle material in this series, but I've never found documentation showing all the different types.

I just got the second large one a few weeks age.
Large size is 4.25 Closed
Small size is 3.25 Closed

'72 6308 Whittler
'73 6208 Half Whittler

Randall 27 Trailblazer and 27 Mini Trailblazer

W O W that Randalls are beauties.

Mumbleypeg wrote:

RalphAlsip wrote:Ken, I like your 6267's especially the long pull examples

Thanks Jerry. The 06267 is one of my favorite patterns, and somewhat scarce from any era. I have a nice Tested XX 06267 in rough black somewhere but it didn't make it into the pictures.

Ken

Looking through this thread and found an old post of mine referring to a missing rough black 06267. Here it is, along with the rest of the family.

Ken

Great group Ken, a knife you don't see often

Thanks Larry.

Here's a pair of old whittlers you don't see often either. Posted elsewhere but they fit this thread also (plus, I just like showing them.)

Ken

Very nice Ken

Here a couple of Tested 11
Greenbone 6211 and a 6111Long pulls
Thanks for looking

jlw: I think those Cases are a couple of real beauties.

Wow jlw, those are two beauties. Great bones, great style, great era. Sweet.

Larry, those 11's are rare indeed. Stunners! I like big knives, and those certainly fill the hand. Have you ever seen a 6211-1/2?

Ken

Westmark Grandaddy Barlows
Anyone knows the Album?

Pair of 1989 Case Stag 51059 L -- Damascus & Stainless
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Schrade Waldens in yellow celluloid, 896Y and 890Y