List of traditionals that have a wharncliffe or sheepsfoot single blade

[A-love05]

Hey, looking to get some help on a list of the above mentioned.. I've been doing some research, but figured what better place to get some good leads!!

Thanks for the help..

Adam

 

[Jack Black]

What's a "sheepskin" blade, do you mean a Sheepsfoot blade?! :thumbup:

 

[A-love05]

Haha, Damn auto correct.. yes I do indeed mean sheepsfoot!

Thanks for the heads up!

 

[Jack Black]

LOL! No worries :thumbup:

It'll be a long list! In the meantime, you might like the look of some of the knives posted here :thumbup:

http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/showthread.php/1267207-Straight-Edge-Traditionals

 

[Ernie1980]

Not my picture, but a great starter knife for going into the wharncliffe world! This is the case swayback:
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[A-love05]

ernie- the link didn't work.. but I have seen it and am on the lookout for one! Thanks

 

[TsarBomba]

Just in case this thread turns into "the" straight-edge thread going forward, here's one I have on me today, the Case 11031SH in walnut.

 

[ConBon]

The thread by Jack Black seems to be THE straight edge thread. I'm looking into a GEC #25 with easy open and sheepsfoot main. The Hayn Helper looks good, O1 tool steel and a big old sheepsfoot, but I want to get one in hand first. If it feels small enough I'll look into the Sheepsfoot main pen secondary Hayn Helper.
I'm also lusting after a Case Swayback Jack wharnie, they're beauties!

I'll upload some pics later to show ya,
Connor

 

[A-love05]

Jack- thanks for the thread!! I wish some has their names listed. But man oh man.. what classy knives

 

[TsarBomba]

I'm also lusting after a Case Swayback Jack wharnie, they're beauties!

Yes they are. :thumbup:

 

[afishhunter]

Just in case this thread turns into "the" straight-edge thread going forward, here's one I have on me today, the Case 11031SH in walnut.

Beat me to it.