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

[screened porch]

Wow, I didn't realise that Here they measure from the front of the bolster, so I think it just scrapes in

I make it 3.25" from point to bolster. Anything over 3" here is a dangerous weapon. It'll get plenty of yardwork soon.
Ulster:

 

[Redmeadow Knives]

Mornin' Gents, how about a stacked leather wharnecliffe?

 

[flatblackcapo]

 

[Peregrin]

I don't think I posted this one yet. Joel Chamblin Swayback.

Case Swaybacks.

Wharncliffe fixed blade in Cocobolo and CPM-S35VN.

Case Seahorse Whittler, gifted to me by a friend.

 

[Jack Black]

I make it 3.25" from point to bolster. Anything over 3" here is a dangerous weapon.

Yikes! I never realised! Here, anything over 3", you have to be able to justify having a reason for. Since I mainly carry the Big 'Un if I'm going out hiking, I don't really anticipate any problems. Bad that it has to even be considered though

I thought this pic might fit in here

 

[Will Power]

Single spring with clip and sheepfoot blades may be the ideal pattern for edc. Getting anxious to see Buck's soon coming interpretation of the pattern. BTW, anyone know of or have a single spring, opposite end, clip with coping blade combo? I'd really like to see one.

CSC 2015 SFO

This one might be what you are asking after.

Schatt & Morgan Keystone Series XVI from 2006 Bradford Green Bone. The oddly named Serp Moose. These knives were a yearly series from c.1991-2008. Not to be confused with some of the last gasp offerings from Queen who seemed to put the Keystone shield on everything, irrespective of size or suitability....

 

[Will Power]

Workhorse 79 Northfield

 

[Will Power]

Tidioute Hound's Tooth 55 and illegal friend

 

[Half/Stop]

TC Barlows with Straight Edges I just realized I have never photographed my Ebony and Cranberry Sawcut Sheepfoot models from 2017

 

[redsparrow]

This one might be what you are asking after.

Schatt & Morgan Keystone Series XVI from 2006 Bradford Green Bone. The oddly named Serp Moose. These knives were a yearly series from c.1991-2008. Not to be confused with some of the last gasp offerings from Queen who seemed to put the Keystone shield on everything, irrespective of size or suitability....

Thanks Will, that's it! Now for the fun part... the search.

 

[JohnDF]

 

[Prester John]

Good composition.

 

[Will Power]

 

[screened porch]

Yikes! I never realised! Here, anything over 3", you have to be able to justify having a reason for. Since I mainly carry the Big 'Un if I'm going out hiking, I don't really anticipate any problems. Bad that it has to even be considered though

I thought this pic might fit in here

I thought you were ok with a 3" cutting edge (tip to plunge, excluding the tang).
I try to err on the side of caution, since I'm fairly big, ugly and seedy, and people don't seem to realize how old and feeble I am.

 

[flatblackcapo]

 

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[Fodderwing]

Wow that is sweet! Is it Wright and Sons?

 

[flatblackcapo]

Wow that is sweet! Is it Wright and Sons?

Thanks, Dwight. You are correct, it is a A Wright & Son Ettrick. It makes for a great little whittler. Here's another shot of it.

 

[Fodderwing]

Thanks, Dwight. You are correct, it is a A Wright & Son Ettrick. It makes for a great little whittler. Here's another shot of it.

I really like the shape, extra long and sleek. On the list. Thanks!

 

[Horsewright]

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