Case Tiny Wharncliffe Trapper smooth bone series?

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So, I just came into an orange smooth bone Tiny Wharncliffe Trapper that I really like. Looking around online, I noticed that this appears to have been part of a now-discontinued series of similar smooth bone TTs in a variety of colors - I think I've seen pics of light green, light reddish, purple, and maybe more. Does anyone have any of these varieties they would like to show?
 
bwperdue said:
Does anyone have any of these varieties they would like to show?
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Gladly! :)

My Tiny Trapper is mediterranean blue. (You may be sorry you asked! But I do love this little knife; its color cracks my back like no other.)

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~ P.
 
That Mediterranean Blue is gorgeous, ~P. :thumbup: And fabulous photography to boot!

Here's a couple shots of my Smooth Red Bone TT.
 

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I have been intrigued by the TT pattern. I don't love larger trappers because I find two long blades less versitile than one long one short like Jack Knives, Peanuts etc. and I really am not fond of spey blades patterns.
Shrink it down and swap the spey for a wharncliff and now I am interested. The problem with no CV offering is now I have to choose from all the other handle materials.
Definitely on my list of wants.
 
billym said:
I have been intrigued by the TT pattern. I don't love larger trappers because I find two long blades less versitile than one long one short like Jack Knives, Peanuts etc. and I really am not fond of spey blades patterns.
Shrink it down and swap the spey for a wharncliff and now I am interested. The problem with no CV offering is now I have to choose from all the other handle materials.
Definitely on my list of wants.
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Be advised that the TINY trapper is well named. It's smaller than a Peanut. ~2 1/2" closed. I shan't show mine as it is jigged bone rather than smooth. Case made some Mini Wharncliffe trappers. Those are about 3 1/2" closed.
 
I also feel the lure of the smooth handled wharncliffe Mini Trappers...and therefore hope their pics are not despised on this thread :rolleyes:

Fausto
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