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2 Finn.
1965-1980, by the tang stamp. I don't know when they discontinued the 2 Finn.

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The whittler has been built on almost every frame/pattern you can think of!!Wow I feel stupid. Until the last two post I never realized the whittler was built on the 47 frame. I’m not sure why I guess I just never gave them much of a look.
The whittler has been built on almost every frame/pattern you can think of!!
Equal End, Serpentine, Sleeveboard, Wharncliffe - - -on and on!!!
That is one HECK of a pointy spear!!This one is a Classic, I think??!!View attachment 2694024View attachment 2694025View attachment 2694026
It's a Queen-made classic Case!! Those pointy spears are a dead giveaway!!That is one HECK of a pointy spear!!![]()
I have a delrin sodbuster jr. And I do love it, but boy is it thick. A work knife for sure. Not that the bone variants aren't work knives. The patina on yours proves that! I just think I would carry mine more if it were a little thinner and disappeared in the pocket a little more.
It's a good backup knife or for going out on the town (here we're more and more controlled and it's a fine and a criminal record if you're caught with a knife).I have a delrin sodbuster jr. And I do love it, but boy is it thick. A work knife for sure. Not that the bone variants aren't work knives. The patina on yours proves that! I just think I would carry mine more if it were a little thinner and disappeared in the pocket a little more.
I like mine. It's my newest Case with patina just starting. But I have XXL hands. I'm used to carrying knives that size or sometimes a little bigger, like my old peckerwood friend (Copperhead). And it's much the same size as the SAK Spartan that's in my other pocket right now.I have a delrin sodbuster jr. And I do love it, but boy is it thick. A work knife for sure. Not that the bone variants aren't work knives. The patina on yours proves that! I just think I would carry mine more if it were a little thinner and disappeared in the pocket a little more.
Love the skunk beads ! The whittlers aren't bad either !!This one is a Classic, I think??!!View attachment 2694024View attachment 2694025View attachment 2694026