Favorite Patterns

[Hickory n steel]

Equal end pens
Half whittlers
Square bolster serpentine jacks
And square bolster serpentine pens.









I also love small B&T fixed blades too.

 

[hornetguy]

Probably my favorite at this point in my "knife career" is the Case Sowbelly stockman in CV steel. Tough to nail down for sure, but it's up there.... I also like jack knives, like the big Case Texas Jack, and the GEC Buffalo Jack.
One of my favorite "bigger" knives is the 23 liner lock. It jut fits my hand like few other in the 4" class..
For smaller knives, it's the Case swayback jack, and the Case half-whittler... or the GEC conductor.

 

[JM2]

https://imgur.com/lTtH1Dd

Here’s my 75 along for some firewood detail.

 

[Tyson A Wright]

The 053121 model 2021 GEC keychain knife is available with a Sheepfoot blade and it seems to still be available in some US dealers. Maybe not exactly what you want and small. Also the 493121 flag model still appears in some dealers.

Those are both sheepsfoot, not lambsfoot.

 

[Jakeywax31]

Ordered an A. Wright lambsfoot last night. It was highly reccomended by numerous members.

 

[Jakeywax31]

Anybody have love for the canoe pattern? Have not heard much about them.

 

[Riz!]

I love a large square bolstered stockman. Texas Jacks a close second and trappers 3rd

 

[Old Engineer]

My Favorite Pattern is a Single Bladed Trapper OF VARIOUS SIZES made by GEC . They just seem to fit my hands better than other brands .

My favorite Blades are the Lambfoot and Sheepfoot .

Favorite Handle Material is Stag

But this unusual Farmers Jack with Jigged Bone handle covers is a Great Knife and kind of goes against all my rules and is a very useful knife and is great to have in a pocket .

Harry

 

[Prester John]

A full size Case trapper is my favorite (on the right in the pic). I also love stockmans. Pictured is a Case medium stockman. Great knives. Love the jigged bone handles.

 

[calm]

Those are both sheepsfoot, not lambsfoot.

which is what I said in my post, adding that they were not exactly what the OP was asking for.

I assumed my post was clear.

 

[Jack Black]

Lambsfoot, Barlows, Lambsfoot Barlows

 

[5K Qs]

Anybody have love for the canoe pattern? Have not heard much about them.

I have more canoes than any other pattern. Here's a photo of the canoes I had about 5 years ago; I've added a few since then. I think I have over 50 canoes now.


- GT

 

[baxtrom]

Jim, I can't tell either!

Be careful, there are probably forum rules against posting porn

 

[Jakeywax31]

I have more canoes than any other pattern. Here's a photo of the canoes I had about 5 years ago; I've added a few since then. I think I have over 50 canoes now.
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- GT

Wow 5K Qs that is quite the collection. I think I will be purchasing one soon. Just a matter of which one.

 

[Jakeywax31]

My Favorite Pattern is a Single Bladed Trapper OF VARIOUS SIZES made by GEC . They just seem to fit my hands better than other brands .

My favorite Blades are the Lambfoot and Sheepfoot .

Favorite Handle Material is Stag

But this unusual Farmers Jack with Jigged Bone handle covers is a Great Knife and kind of goes against all my rules and is a very useful knife and is great to have in a pocket .

Harry

I purchased a 23 recently. Had to let it go, too big for my liking but I am seriously considering the gec produced remington knife. Seems like just a shrunken down 23. Im sure Gec also makes a smaller trapper but I really like the Bullet knives.

 

[JM2]

I like those bullet knives too for some reason. I guess it brings me back to the old days when Remington made quality American products.

Trying new patterns is half the fun of getting a new knife.

 

[JM2]

My Favorite Pattern is a Single Bladed Trapper OF VARIOUS SIZES made by GEC . They just seem to fit my hands better than other brands .

My favorite Blades are the Lambfoot and Sheepfoot .

Favorite Handle Material is Stag

But this unusual Farmers Jack with Jigged Bone handle covers is a Great Knife and kind of goes against all my rules and is a very useful knife and is great to have in a pocket .

Harry

What’s the model number on the large single blade trapper, bottom right. Is that the 43, or is the slightly smaller ones shown 43s?

 

[Jakeywax31]

I like those bullet knives too for some reason. I guess it brings me back to the old days when Remington made quality American products.

Trying new patterns is half the fun of getting a new knife.

I have 2 of the 80s produced remingtons. They are very good but I know Gec took that thing to the next level

 

[Ace Rimmer]

Based on what I have the most of I'd say stockman, swayback, and muskrat. For a long time I thought the stockman was THE knife -- not sure I even knew other patterns existed. First time I saw a picture of a swayback I fell in love and ran right out to find one, and now I have three gents and one jack. The muskrat is a pattern that I thought was pointless when I first saw it, yet it had some strange attraction for me. I have six of them now. Interesting to note: I had two swayback jacks but traded one of them for my latest muskrat. (I need to go count my stockmans, I guess.)

 

[Jakeywax31]

Looking at what I have acquired so far. The sod buster pattern is definitely ahead for me. Just placed an order for the 71 sudbuster.