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All of these I got from LarryM,Thanks Larry !
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The big one on top,is big :)
-Vince
 
Nice whittler stash, Vince. That MooreMaker on bottom looks like it would ride well in my pocket. ;)
 
Ford,That's the bone version...I like the little clip on that one..
Vince
 
I remember,I remember....But I missed it,so I picked up one as it came available....The Winchester there in the picture has a similar small clip,too....
Nice knives,those #48 style pattern..
-Vince
 
VCM3 said:
I remember,I remember....But I missed it,so I picked up one as it came available....The Winchester there in the picture has a similar small clip,too....
Nice knives,those #48 style pattern..
-Vince
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Roger that, amigosan. :)
 
If Vince doesn't mind. A few close ups of the Moore Maker, Queen Classic's Red Stag and the Platts. Larry


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Got me droolin' over that Platts, Larry. Is it non-stainless steel?

Nice pics as well.:thumbup:
 
Larry,thanks for posting those pictures
Ford I'm pretty sure she's ss,what is cool about it though,besides the massive 4-5/8" size,and the fantastic f&f,is that both smaller blades have half stops,and the larger one no half stop..
Gimme a minute,I'll snap one in the hand..
Here ya go,check this big boy out.....
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-Vince
 
Ford, it's 1095 carbon steel. I try not to sell Vince anything but D2 and 1095. Larry
 
Thanks Vince and Larry. :)

I like the description of that Platts, and the fact that it is in 1095 is sweet. :thumbup:
 
Kerry Hampton said:
This is a fresh off the bench 4.5" Anglo Saxon Whittler by Reese Bose. Blades are ATS-34 hand rubbed finish, brown jigged bone by Reese, SS federal shield, SS liners and bolsters, center liner is tapered cut.

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Just come across this Bose knife and I don't think I've ever seen a more appealing knife this year (and there's been plenty to look at) Fantastic workmanship:thumbup:The owner must be like the cat who got the cream:D
Thanks for letting us have a look. Take in those looks once more!
 
I know these aren't the best pictures but here are some of a Chamblin whittler based off the Queen 48. Except all three CPM-154 blades have swedges and long-pulls. Only two half-stops and those are on the pen a coping blades. Fit and fit as you would expect from Joel.

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Now that's a beautiful pocketknife !!!!!!! :thumbup::thumbup:
-Vince
 
Here's on that'll end up in the grave with me.

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Decided I would keep this one too after trying to trade it.Not too many knifes have a finish on the inside and polished edges on the inside tangs.

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Well, if an old thread is gonna be resurrected, a whittler thread would be my first choice too!

thx - cpr
 
Just found this thread! Boy, you guys have a lot of beautiful whittlers! I only have one and it's a relic. I've had it on BRL's forum before. It's a Jonathan Crookes from before WWI (and after 1890). Crookes was in business in Sheffield up until 1910, then the name was used by Joseph Allen & Sons. I'm not sure which company made this one.
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Wow, you folks continue to add some cool pics and information to this ol' whittler thread. I like it. :thumbup:
 
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