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I just got this one in a few days ago. I love the handle color on it.

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the handle color is ok, what I really love is that wharnecliffe! ::tu::
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Another sweet little knife James ::tu:: . I really enjoy your recent postings ::nod:: . Thanks. :) s-k
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A SWEET Wharncliffe James! ::drool:: ::drool::

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jfarmer ; that looks like it would taste real good.

Is it Carmel flavored? ::tounge:: ::tounge::
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Hi James and others. You inspired me to get out a few Henckels half whittlers that I have. I like these little knives. :) s-k
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Mighty fine....When your ready for a trade let me know... :lol: :mrgreen:
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Thanks Sunburst. If you, or anyone else has a Schatt 1/2 whittler I would love to see it. I think they made one or two. How about you case guys... have any 6208s ? :) s-k
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here's a usa 6208
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Like those wharncliffes. ::tu:: Thanks Johnnie and James. :) s-k
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Great wharncliffe's gentlemen, the enticement to get one of my own is reaching new levels after viewing yours... :)


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For those interested in the Wharncliffe story here is a link posted before.Well worth a visit if you have not been there already. http://www.rod-neep.co.uk/rod/knives/wh ... index.html :) s-k
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Can't seem to find my Half-Whittler...so, I'll cheat and go with the Full Monty..... :shock: :oops:

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Hi El Lobo. Do you know the timeframe for Boker making United Cutlery brand knives? Thanks :) s-k
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My 6208, I love the whittlers.
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The hits just keep on coming. Wow what a great looking knife ::nod:: s-k
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Hi S/K,

Boker, hmmm...I think I remember something like this.
Boker name reverts back to Boker from Cooper Tools in 1986...Boker no longer has a presence in the U.S.A. so they then hook up with a young (established 1984) United Cutlery to make (and maybe import) Boker knives under contract. Boker later reestablishes an entity in Colorado (mid 90s ??) thus ending the relationship.

Not 100% on the timeline...so maybe someone can correct where necessary.

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Hi El Lobo, that helps fill in some gaps. I think Boker USA discontinued production in N.C. in 1984 and then the name was bought back by the German co a few years later. Maybe this was produced in the intervening period? :) s-k
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I like thoses Henckels s-k 8) I don't have any German made pocket knives yet.

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Post by orvet »

Seeing all these fine half whittlers made dig mine one (I think it is the only one I have).
It is a Schrade Walden 766, (of course pre '73).

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Hi Dale, great 1/2 whittler. I haven't seen a Schrade one before. Thanks :) s-k
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