Dual-edged Blade Combos

[Will Power]

The late Tony Bose liked to do things differently, on his Collab Norfolk he mates a Wharncliffe with a Small Clip rather than Pen, genius.

Note also, sunk-joints.

 

[drj211]

Some good blade combos that work well together.

 

[knowtracks]

^^^ Love that Erickson!


Dave

 

[Terdl76]

A belly and a straight edge in one piece…my favorite!

 

[Old Engineer]

Don't know what the Original shape of the Main Blade











And very likely , one of the best built knives that I have . Old Eye Witness




Harry

 

[Will Power]

^^^ Love that Erickson!


Dave

Man of Taste Dave But you are not alone....

 

[Will Power]

Here's an unusual arrangement: Spear master and small Wharncliffe minor which is the locking mechanism when the master is opened, press on the closed Wharncliffe's spine to unlock.

 

[Will Power]

Dixie Skinner now in the Corto_Malt stable

Forum Knife 15 from the late Canal St. Clip master, Sheepfoot secondary- as on the Forum Knife 2018 too

Winchester Black Box Small Norfolk - Wharncliffe/Pen

 

[5K Qs]

Clip/sheep Schrade+ USA 93OT (thanks for the GAW, Fausto):


A rare canoe that does NOT have spear/pen combo (thanks, peanutsxx ):


- GT

 

[redsparrow]

Some really great dual-edge blade combos have been posted. Here's the first of the Northfield 77 Barlows.

 

[Corto_Malt]

Dixie Skinner now in the Corto_Malt stable

Forum Knife 15 from the late Canal St. Clip master, Sheepfoot secondary- as on the Forum Knife 2018 too

Winchester Black Box Small Norfolk - Wharncliffe/Pen

You mean this one? Thanks again

I got it a little dirty since...

 

[Corto_Malt]

A little gadget for me, hard to find a use for it

 

[black mamba]

Will, I really like that little Schlieper! Here are a couple cheapos that I modded:

And a curved Barlow.

 

[Rockon75]

I always try to carry a knife, or enough knives, to give me one straight edge, and one edge with some belly. The combo seems to cover most of my daily knife needs.
Here's 2 multi blades that meet this requirement for me. I like the smaller Wharncliffe secondary. A spear or clip for the main, either is OK. I rarely carry a knife with more than 2 blades. I do almost always carry multiple knives.
Shown with a Fall Creek that has been riding along lately.
Case-Bose Eureka Jack

AG Russell Pinched Peanut

That pinched peanut is still looking good

 

[Will Power]

black mamba Thank you Jeff. It's a small one, just 3" but thick bone slabs and the straight edge is a useful alternative to a Pen.

 

[5K Qs]

You mean this one? Thanks again

I got it a little dirty since...

I like those Possum Skinners!
Sounds like it would have been just the knife I needed for some roadkill I encountered a couple of months ago.


- GT

 

[5K Qs]

This Case mini copperhead has a Wharncliffe main and pen secondary to provide the straight/belly edge combo in a very attractive (to me) blue package:




- GT

 

[black mamba]

Another smaller entry, the swayback jack.

 

[Old Hunter]

A Clip and a Sheepfoot have long been my using blades; on my Stockman pattern pocketknives the Spey is usually the clean blade. A few Schrade’s I have collected up and use are these:

 

[Old Hunter]

Of course these Buck Knives are not only great knives but are super popular with Porch folk: