Give it to me straight -- a celebration of coping, lambsfoot, sheepsfoot, and wharncliffe blades.

Saynor Lambsfoot.



Mount Girl Guide Knife.



TEW Sheepsfoot.



TEW Stockman.



Made for the Foreman's Association of a Sheffield steel company, the tang stamps omit the maker, but I believe it was made in the dog days of Joseph Rodgers.



Meeson Wharncliffe.



Milner Lambsfoot.

 
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pistonsandgears pistonsandgears A whole mass of beautiful knives there but the Winchester is what I've been after for ages :cool: But it's becoming like one of those epics from Greek mythology...:eek::D

Regards, Will
 
Ouch! Taking photographs is the most dangerous thing I have ever done with a knife I think! :eek: :D A fine collection OG, what is the bottom knife in your Lambsfoot pic? Beautiful re-covered Belgian clasp knife :thumbsup:
Thank you for the nice words, Jack Black Jack Black . Yep, those coping blades can get ya for sure :oops:.
Here's a closer pic of it that reads Thomas Turner & Co, Sheffield.
OG
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Here's a straight edged blade (among others) on a Vic Minichamp:
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Here are a couple on a Sarge carver:
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Two more on a Rough Rider Whittlin' Buddy:
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Yet another pair on a Flexcut Whittlin' Jack:
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A pen blade on a Vic Recruit modded by @WhittlinAway to a straight edge:
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Rough Rider marlin spike knife:
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The main blade on this Rough Rider Half Hawk is all sheepsfoot:
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German import:
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Rough Rider small stockman with a sheepsfoot, of course:
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- GT
 
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