4 1/4 or longer, lets see 'um

rockgolfer · Feb 11, 2013

Its the day of the big sale....I am standing in front of it and chanting...open, open, open....

Mr. Clutchcarter, I need to see them Lloyds open

clutchcarter · Feb 11, 2013

rockgolfer said:
Its the day of the big sale....I am standing in front of it and chanting...open, open, open.... Mr. Clutchcarter, I need to see them Lloyds open

Here you go!

rockgolfer · Feb 11, 2013

Very nice indeed. Do you consider the blade on the ebony one to be a modified wharncliffe? In any case I would pocket either in a heartbeat :thumbup:

clutchcarter · Feb 12, 2013

rockgolfer said:
Very nice indeed. Do you consider the blade on the ebony one to be a modified wharncliffe? In any case I would pocket either in a heartbeat :thumbup:

I guess you could call the blade a modified wharncliffe, it's closer to that than to a spear. The scales are actually bullhorn......very nice in hand! This one is by far the most likely knife I have to break a thumbnail opening it....Yeeouch!

Mark

ptradeco · Feb 12, 2013

A couple of 4 5/8" Back Pockets: Both are far nicer in hand than this poor picture.

TLARbb · Feb 12, 2013

This is a beast. The 200A laying on top is not an inlay... But there is a certain family resemblance, don't you think?

Ed J

pertinux · Feb 12, 2013

TLARbb said:
This is a beast. The 200A laying on top is not an inlay...

Even with your explanation, it took me a moment to understand what I was looking at, and grasp the scale.

Wow.

Beast, indeed.

~ P.

zippofan · Feb 12, 2013

Only a couple, and when I carry them it is in a belt pouch since I can never get 'em to sit right in my pocket.

Queen swing guard, zebrawood:

Canal Street trapper, kudu horn:

and the Case Backpocket, which goes in the back pocket of course

I finally have an English Jack on the way, I've wanted to pick one up for awhile but couldn't find one I liked until today.

rockgolfer · Feb 12, 2013

clutchcarter said:
I guess you could call the blade a modified wharncliffe, it's closer to that than to a spear. The scales are actually bullhorn......very nice in hand! This one is by far the most likely knife I have to break a thumbnail opening it....Yeeouch!

Mark

Bullhorn huh, very interesting, I like it. Hopefully it will loosen up on ya a bit with use. Thanks again for the pics, much appreciated Mark.

akadave2 · Feb 13, 2013

4 1/4 inch! Its like a banana in my pocket!

Its even bigger than my Schatt & Morgan Congress!