Help Me!

[TattooBlade]

So, I have a visual in my head of a traditional folder that I want, but for the life of me I can't find one anywhere and don't know what I would call it. I love the sheepfoot or wharncliff style blade. I'm looking for a folder that has either a single or double blade, both of which, or at least the primary is a sheepfoot or wharncliff.

Any thoughts?!?

 

[Railsplitter]

Swayback Jack or Swayback Gent?

 

[Rick]

Norfolk?

Half-Congress?

 

[Stelth]

Hawbaker Muskrat?

 

[softrockrenegade]

Case mini trapper ?

 

[Will Power]

Queen Cutlery Half Congress.

4" closed, Sheepfoot main, pen minor.

 

[TLARbb]

Maybe a Case wharncliffe copperhead?

OR a Case wharncliffe copperlock?

Ed

 

[waynorth]

Double Swayback??

 

[Mack]

I suggest the Case mini Copperhead. I love mine.

 

[crbauhs]

I'm with Rick all the way. GEC half congress. It is a gorgeous knife. And a GEC so you can't go wrong.

 

[TLARbb]

I suggest the Case mini Copperhead. I love mine.

And I love mine:

Ed

 

[black mamba]

4-1/8" closed Northfield Furtaker Trapper in Burnt Stag and 1095 steel

 

[J. Oeser]

Any of these?

 

[reader1]

I love this place!! Great Photos of beautiful knives.

Wharncliffe and Sheepsfoot are classic patterns. Most traditional makers, including Victorinox make or have made single or double bladed Mariner or Gardener knives. Case Whaler or Vic Grafter.

GEC #72 is a very nice single blade Wharncliffe.

There is also a New AG Russell Collector's Club offering

A.G. Russell™ Sowbelly Trapper

Large Two Blade Sowbelly mentioned in the "Trapper" thread a couple of weeks ago.

4 1/4" Closed
3 3/8' Clip
3 1/2" Wharncliffe

 

[TattooBlade]

Double Swayback??

Now that's what I'm talking about! Where do I find something like that?

 

[mckgreg]

You gotta talk to that South Texan, Ruple. I been meaning to but I'm gonna for sure now ! The thing about it is,
a Wharncliffe blade really arn't worth a damn for every day life but they are so cool. Charlie, you been sand baggin'
us.
Greg