Name all the patterns

silenthunterstudios

silenthunterstudios

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I did a search, didn't get what I was looking for. Looking for names of all the patterns out there. Heres what I was able to come up with off the old dome piece.


stockman
cattleman
trapper
whittler
doctors knife
congress
toothpick
peanut
saddlehorn
canoe
scout knife


What am I missing?
 
patterns, I can think of are :-

Elephant toe
Sunfish
Hawkbill
Gunboat
Wildcat driller
Gunstock
Muskrat

Rusty1
 
Pen, Jack (lots of variations e.g., harness, English), Lobster, Champagne/Bartenders, Sleaveboard (e.g., pen & lobster), Copperhead, Tuxedo, Cokebottle, Sailors, Horseman, Smokers, Fruit, Cigar, Pushbutton,
 
electricians, sodbuster, reverse gunstock, the shooting knife with the shell extractors, lockback, stilleto, the all encompassing Laguiole (leg style from France), budding
 
Sommelier (corkscrew with foil & wire cutter).
Cotton Sampler
Folding Hunter
Swell Center

I'm not sure it's worth listing all the size/"reverse" variations and compound entries.

-- Sam
 
Whats the name of the pattern used on the Queen Mountain Man and Cold Steel Ozark Hunter? It was an old Remington design.
 
Whats the name of the pattern used on the Queen Mountain Man and Cold Steel Ozark Hunter?
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Single blade jumbo trapper. Its a variation on the 4 1/2" Remington 1123 Jumbo Trapper pattern. Most large folders like the Remington 1306 or the Case 6265 are generally referred to as folding hunters.
 
I don't know. I've seen enough knives being sold as "Mountain Man" from various vendors that I think it qualifies as a pattern name itself.

-- Sam
 
Let's not forget the rope knives, sailor's knives, rigger's knives. There is some overlap on those patterns.
And the Harness Jack is a jacknife variation!!
Swayback Jack, Teardrop jack, Candle jack, coffin jack.
In Sargent's book there is a rare double gunstock.
 
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