equal end whittlers?

Dijos, are you looking for one to use, or to collect?
Schatt&Morgan made some, 3 5/8" approx. and there are some big Case Classics, and some huge Bulldogs. I have a few, so let me know what you want to see.
 
I'm hardly an expert, but that looks more like a Stockman pattern to me. Isn't that lone blade on the end a leather punch, like on the Harness Jack?
 
rbmcmjr said:
I'm hardly an expert, but that looks more like a Stockman pattern to me. Isn't that lone blade on the end a leather punch, like on the Harness Jack?
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I agree, it's a punch blade stockman, and the handle shape looks serpentine as opposed to equal end.
 
What can I say? The tiny chip in the main blade is so distracting, the seller didn't realize that it is a punchblade stockman. :D
 
Whittlers were the first knives I collected, and I've still got a number of them around. Here are some Equal Enders; all are near-mint (I almost never use the M word) except the top IXL which is a worn old jalopy, and the bottom C.Platts&Sons which is carefully sharpened and will shave a grizzly bear! I wouldn't recommend that activity, though!
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Actually, the bottom two are sleeveboards, but so what :o !
 
Those are beauties, Waynorth! I don't know what I admire more, your knives or your photography. :thumbup:
 
Waynorth,

What is the second knife from the bottom? I love the etching on that one...
 
Several years ago, the infamous Jim Parker used a bunch of old cutlery brands on a line of German made knives. I liked this one because Lackawanna is a suburb of Buffalo, N.Y, where I grew up; and because it's so BIG-4 1/2" long!
 
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