All About Pocket Knives

Daddy ain't the only one that likey.

Me likey...and wantie too!
And you just had to post that RR Jerry... Now I want another knife I don't need...

Cool Wharn Swayback FFF, can't read the stamp, know who makes it? For sale?

Ivoryman wrote:Cool Wharn Swayback FFF, can't read the stamp, know who makes it? For sale?

TW ABLETT Sheffield I believe . Not just yet.

Thanks, good looking knife. Good score.

WOW!!

Q That is a show stopper.

Done bragged on it once but once isn't enough for that beauty. Again congrats Q, I know you are enjoying it.

Here's another one I'm enjoying:

Very worthy turkey day knife QTcut .
And ya'll have a very blessed Thanks Giving .

2006 Amherst (Ohio) Cutlery Stag Swayback

Lovely knife Q. I have two Amherst knives and am Impressed with both.

Sweet knife Q .
Here's 2 #61's from 2011.

Thanks Floyd & WillyC.

I've always liked the GEC #61 pattern, and those two with the stamped bolsters are a mighty fine pair.

Here's another Case Tony Bose Collaboration Wharncliffe Whittler. This one has Dark Molasses Jigged Bone handles and Damascus Steel blades.

~Q~, that's a fine piece of cutlery you have there.

Already bragged on this one but it is deserving of a second Wow!

Thanks Floyd & jerryd.

Call me the Grinch or Ebeneezer Scrooge because I selfishly spent all my Christmas money on myself this year; but, I feel like Lord Wharncliffe himself as I gaze upon my latest treasures.

Yep, that's your Christmas cash and that of several others.

Q I've always thought that 5 is a more rounded number.

Gee, Floyd, you sound just like the little devil sitting on my shoulder who keeps whispering the exact same thing into my ear. Truth be told I almost had a fifth one but the little angel sitting on my other shoulder intervened during the final seconds of the auction and saved me from bankruptcy (not to mention certain maritricide) had I won. Nevertheless, you may rest assured the next time I see another GEC Northfield #77 Wharncliffe Yankee Barlow with smooth golden bone handle, I shall hearken unto that little devil and put in an even more obscene, absurd and ridiculously high bid.

I may have posted these two previously; but, since I had them out for cleaning & maintenance today I figured I'd snap a couple shots and show them again.

Although it's a bit small for my personal preference, I believe it was the Lone Wolf Paul Perfecto that originally converted me to Wharncliffe worship in the first place. (Custom elephant ivory handle by Ivoryman.)
AG Russell Spire Lockback with Black Lip Pearl handle

I can see why Q, mighty fine knives . That black pearl is something else entirely .
Willy

I'm late to the wharncliffe party - glad I finally stumbled on this thread (my dad always said there is 5% that don't get the word & it is usually me). Some absolutely amazing wharnies here ... keep 'em coming boys

I don't think I've posted this one in this thread yet but I apologize if I already did.

I don't know what Ray Cover calls this pattern but I intend to ask him at the knife show next Saturday.