Show us your Curvilinear Patterns

[Gevonovich]

I found this one recently and the curves have me appreciating coke bottle and swell center patterns.
This is an old Robeson ShurEdge - Rochester. N. Y. The scales are a composite with worm groove jigging. And most interesting is they are set in deep nickel silver liners that form a pocket for them. The bolsters are not integral, but the fitting is quite nice with the liners that run under the bolsters as a very thin piece and then widen out to form the pockets for the scales. Anything else anyone can enlighten me on it would be appreciated. The number on the back of the main blade is 628518. With a Pat. #6-1345 on the smaller blade, which may have been intended to be a punch?

Please post all your curvilinear patterns as well.

 

[TLARbb]

This swell center is one example. I like this pattern a lot.

And here is the same knife with another Schatt with some curves:

The Shatt coke bottle by itself:

Does this little Remington whittler qualify?

Another Schatt coke bottle, this one with smooth covers and a spear main:

And my Winchester Coffin Jack:

Ed J

 

[Gevonovich]

Yes, the Remington whittler qualifies! That Remington coffin Jack is just beautiful and Schatt and Morgan really makes some sweet examples. Thank you for sharing these, Ed!!

 

[Gevonovich]

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