Deja Vu all over Again!!

[Jody744]

No BS cutlery

Wooly Waynorth

Wang Dang Doodle

Chicken Butt

 

[WalleyeBob]

Waynorth Sheep Shucker

 

[sitflyer]

Broke back sheepsfoot.

 

[Tyson A Wright]

Thank you, Short Beak is the name I couldn't think of. It looks like a long coping blade to me.
I wonder if the curve in the blade is original , or the result of use and sharpening?



"Coping with Age"
"Ancient Bend"
"Real Something Knife"

If there's any voting going on, I vote for REAL SOMETHING KNIFE.

 

[B1GSHOT]

I think a good slogan would be...

Watch out! It bites.

 

[Sventhelumberjack]

The rounded end is reminiscent of a sheeps muzzle and nose but also reminiscent of the Short Beak blade that Jack showed, so how about:
Sheep's Beak Knife
Or
Real Sheep's Beak Knife

 

[Ernie1980]

I bet that will end up amazing! I like the “goatsfoot” suggestion from above, so I won’t add any (bad) options from my beady sleep deprived brain.

 

[sitflyer]

Sharpened butter knife.

 

[BrotherJim]

... EARL

 

[sitflyer]

Maybe just have an etch of a puffin...

 

[Campbellclanman]

Charlie I’m thinking the Blade was neither a Sheepsfoot or a Lambsfoot, the Knife blade shape is a dead ringer for a Rope Knife - the shape is original.
R8shell That curve is original and Jack it has a strong half stop.

The etch should read WAYNORTHS REVIVAL

 

[Jack Black]

The blade reminds me of a Cobbler's Shoe Knife, so how about "Cobblers"?!

 

[Jack Black]

R8shell That curve is original and Jack it has a strong half stop.

Very interesting Duncan, I'd love to see more pics of it, including the tang stamp

 

[BrotherJim]

The knife was an SFO from Lockwood Brothers for Young's Sheep Dip, so got to be something associated with sheep
Or a knife a sheep rancher/farmer/shepherd would find most useful
As mentioned, maybe a rope knife, a coping type blade for scoring sheep counts into wood or something ... looks like it would work well for cutting up sheep hides
Maybe cutting open whatever container, bundle, bag, box, Young's Sheep Dip came in
so ... TOO MANY SHEEP (mark) TOO LITTLE TIME (pile) ... or EARL

 

[Will Power]

An Oddball but something meriting a revival

WAYNORTH'S LUCKY DIP

CAMPAGNA'S BELLWETHER

CHARLIE'S GOLDEN-FLEECE

REAL HOT FOOT

That's my lot

 

[Just Tom.]

Ovis Knife

(in the style of the Office Knife etch).

 

[Primble]

How about "Waynorth's Sheep Dip"
Elijah says it should be "Elijah's Sheep Dip"
Primble says it should be "Rhidian's Sheep Dip"
"Leghorn's Sheep Dip"

 

[Augie]

Long blade so [ Waynorth's Unexcelled ] should fit nicely. A throwback to the old British knives.

 

[paulhilborn]

Charlie, there's both humor and seriousness in this offering, DUNCAN'S DICER

 

[rockman0]

I was just thinking this is a knife Duncan revived a bit before he sent it to Charlie. Paul's suggestion confirmed my memory is correct, I was thinking of "Duncan's Foot" but I believe "dicer" has a better ring to it

Charlie, there's both humor and seriousness in this offering, DUNCAN'S DICER