Non W.R.Case Wharncliffe-Folder

stefanschlaegel · Oct 10, 2002

Are there some more factorys , who make traditional folders with 2 or more blades and one of them is a wharncliffe than W.R.Case Seahorse Whittler?
Thanks for your help.

Stefan

birdog4 · Oct 10, 2002

Queen/Schatt&Morgan

stefanschlaegel · Oct 10, 2002

I looked at http://www.queencutlerycollectors.com and couln't find
any wharncliffe ( I dont mean sheepsfoot !). Would you please tell me, where I can see it in the www?

Thanks
Stefan

SharpBits · Oct 10, 2002

Stefan,

I have tried to do the same search. It's very difficult to find Seahorse-like patterns. Here is a very good one I found at A.G. Russells:

http://www.agrussell.com/agrussell/ag-9160s.html

-SB

SharpBits · Oct 10, 2002

Hopefully the Pic will show this time. It's from A.G. Russells site:

SharpBits · Oct 10, 2002

And one last picture. I really like this knife!

SharpBits · Oct 10, 2002

You can also search for a "Robeson ShurEdge Pocketeze Wharncliff"

-SB

3nails · Oct 10, 2002

Bulldog Brand makes a Viking whittler that is in this pattern. I have one and it's a good knife. Carbon blades,2nd cut stag handles,and a very good user. You can see one at www.ndsproducts.com/bulldog.html at the bottom of the page. The seahorse pattern is one af my favorites. I don't know if you have a Case Seahorse whittler or not but they are very well made knifes. I am not a big Case fan but these are some of there best in my opinion.

Dean

I just went back to the NDS site and the knife they have has winter bottom bone handles. The one I have has the stag handles.

John R. Fraps · Oct 10, 2002

Stefan,
Another from A.G. Russell....a small knife with American Clip and a Wharncliffe blade. ATS34 Steel. nicely made for a using knife.
One of my favorite production folders. The white bone is shin bone and not perfectly white but Sandlewood is clearer loooking. The stag if/when available is very nice.

http://www.agrussell.com/agrussell/ag-116.html

Stay Safe,

stefanschlaegel · Oct 11, 2002

Hi,
I thank you all very much for your help. So there is much more variety than I thought before.
A.G. Russel has some pretty ones , specially the American Muskrat,
because of the ATS-34 blades and the long wharncliffe.
The Robeson and the Bulldog ones are impressing me as well. Funny is the Bulldog take apart Skinner , made in Japan.
Here in Germany I saw only Case Knives, I think because Boker is importing them. The German factorys have some knives of this type,
but no wharncliffe !!!!

Best wishes and thanks again.
Stefan

TorzJohnson · Oct 23, 2002

Winchester (Bluegrass or whoever really makes 'em) has a really nice little wharncliffe whittler. I have one and I really like it. Here's an absolutely terrible picture from the Bluegrass website: