Equal End

[CujiWuji]

White-Owl in Coco that looked like Ebony and de-bailed

Man that thing looks classy, but i've gotta ask, why remove the bail? Just aesthetic preference?

 

[Mike Robuck]

Here's an oldie. Ellenville Knife Co. but the name was used by several entities starting in the late 1800s.

From Goins:

 

[tongueriver]

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[Mike Robuck]

Super knife Cal!

 

[TheJon]

Sometime between 1925-1930

 

[TheJon]

 

[Will Power]

Man that thing looks classy, but i've gotta ask, why remove the bail? Just aesthetic preference?

Thanks, it was given to me by a former contributor here, he had removed the bail himself. I'm not a bail fan so it suited me. Generally, don't care for bails in the pocket and they can get in the way of closing. Then I gave it away to a generous forumite who I believe, in turn passed it on to an esteemed creator of SFOs - I might be mistaken. So the White-Owl has flown far and wide- starting in the USA then Scotland, then here in Finland, back to the US and maybe to the land of Maple leaves .

Regards, Will

 

[Will Power]

A nice wooden example from The Man in Paris

 

[Will Power]

Schatt & Morgan Heritage

 

[Will Power]

Simply Red

 

[SteveC]

 

[Bigfattyt]

That 98 is one I really regret not grabbing.

This 36 gets good cary/use

 

[mrknife]

one of the few equal ends in my collection, hope to add more soon

 

[Travman]

 

[Buckeyegamers]

 

[traumkommode]

Old shot of #68 White Owls wearing all three GEC brands:

 

[tongueriver]

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[Will Power]

Stainless White Owl in Stag

 

[rockman0]

Here's a few of my favorites

 

[Old Hunter]

My favorite Equal Ends are the Junior Cattle Knife pattern, I only own two - both EDC pocketknives, a Camillus 75 and an HSB 9729. OH