Long pulls

[Stich2442]

^^^^ that Hammer Brand skinner looks great, I have found that Hammer Brand knives take an amazing edge.

 

[Pipeman]

Here's three old German knives with nice thin long pulls. The whittler scales were perfect until I dropped it.

Best regards

Robin

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[Vanguard41xx]

Here's three old German knives with nice thin long pulls. The whittler scales were perfect until I dropped it.

Best regards

Robin

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It happens, good thing it didn't break into pieces.
Pretty knives, by the way. Who made the whittler?

 

[ndeezl]

Kind of a "short" long pull on this Case/Bose collab

Nathan

 

[Vanguard41xx]

The only congress I like, Wester bros. Germany. Even though a piece of the scale is missing everything else is sound and quite nice.

 

[Pipeman]

It happens, good thing it didn't break into pieces.
Pretty knives, by the way. Who made the whittler?

Hi Vanguard, the whittler is a WHMorley and sons.

Regards

Robin

 

[rockgolfer]

Here is another shot of some long pulls, missing the craftsman.

 

[Vanguard41xx]

Older Imperial knife...before they changed to the shell scales.

 

[black mamba]

Here's a classic long pull S&M with a huge swedge to keep it company.

 

[mike Berkovitch]

Some of my long pulls knives,
GEC 2011 forum knife, Eagleton Cutlery, GEC HJ6

Weater Bros., Camillus, Utica

Bingham (no long pull), S & M, Kissing Crane (Robert Klass)

Mike

 

[TLARbb]

Here's some of mine:

Boker Barlow:

Fight'n Rooster:

Colt canoe (nice knife):

Remington (Camillus) whittler:

Keith Johnson single blade jack:

S&M Heritage jacks:

Bladeforums 2009 Barlow:

S&M swell center jack:

Long pulls on Mini and Full size copperlocks:

Another Remington:

Even little knives can have long pulls; here is Fight'n Rooster small congress:

Can't resist showing this wharncliffe copperlock again:

Fight'n Rooster stockmen:

All I have pictures of now.
Ed J

 

[Will Power]

The only congress I like, Wester bros. Germany. Even though a piece of the scale is missing everything else is sound and quite nice.

Very interesting Congress indeed this one. Sleek and shows a lot of fine workmanship. Kind of Senator/ Equal End with bolsters similar to a Remington from the mid 20s I have. So much nicer than the usual rather lumpish square bolstered Congress with short blades, curved back and duplicate blades. Are those sunk-joints? Could you state the size and approx age please? Impressed!:thumbup:

Regards, Will

 

[Vanguard41xx]

Very interesting Congress indeed this one. Sleek and shows a lot of fine workmanship. Kind of Senator/ Equal End with bolsters similar to a Remington from the mid 20s I have. So much nicer than the usual rather lumpish square bolstered Congress with short blades, curved back and duplicate blades. Are those sunk-joints? Could you state the size and approx age please? Impressed!:thumbup:

Regards, Will

I can get you on the size later but it was made between 1902 and 1967, definitely made earlier in that time frame.

 

[ndeezl]

All I have pictures of now.
Ed J

That's all huh Ed? For shame.... Great collection you've got there bud.

Nathan

 

[Doug Add]

My latest acquisition with a long pull, an Imperial jack knife.

 

[Gevonovich]

Mike
What beautiful knives you have shared. Stunning selection!

 

[mike Berkovitch]

Mike
What beautiful knives you have shared. Stunning selection!

Many thanks I appreciate your kind words

Mike

 

[bonzodog]

thanks for this Ken Coats Mike

J.H.Lloyd

 

[mike Berkovitch]

The thanks are all to Ken Coats I was a keeper for a short time. I am truly glad you like it.

 

[CUTS LIKE A KRIS]

If it has long pulls, a punch and some bolster treatment I find it almost compulsive to make it mine!
Here are the long pulls I could find:

A couple of Lloyds:

A pair of Imperials (I found the all metal one for a dollar last weekend, it's the smallest punch I own, I modified the rounded tip into a wharncliffe; the plastic handled one drew me solely because the secondary blade is the only one with long pull- the only time I've seen that in my limited slipjoint collecting, the others have all had a master with long pull if any):

Kuhn that I found with broken master and horrid scales that I tried to remedy, with my first attempt at a long pull (before I really knew what to do) and a unique Kissing crane (again with a broken tip I turned into a wharncliffe) as it has 2 Spey blades as secondary. This knife was run over by something heavy as the master end is twisted, but still snaps open and closed with no blade play.

Schatt&Morgan/Imperial/Keen *Kutter/Case baby butter bean

Northfield/National Stockman or blue steel (not sure what brand it is, those are the only markings)/Colonial/H. Dorwal

As I have next to no extra fingernail length due to being a massage therapist I find the long pulls easier to access and utilize, and to me generally looks better.