The Wonderous Wharncliffe

[pertinux]

My Reese Bose

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That's a beauty, for sure. Can't say I'm surprised at the scale material.

~ P.

 

[Gevonovich]

That Dan Burke is just a work of art.

 

[eisman]

By Steve Copeland

 

[Doug Add]

Love the lighting in this one eisman! Knife is beautiful too, but the composition of the photo is exquisite.

 

[Rick]

Hate to see this excellent thread get buried, so here's an old roach-sized Miller Bros. shadow in tortoise shell.

 

[chuko]

That Miller Bros, is really beautiful! I like it!

Charles

 

[Rick]

Thanks, Charles! Given the style of the to-die-for Wharnies you've posted so far, I thought you might like that little M.B.C.Co.

 

[stercus]

My trio of traditionals. Sorry, Kiwi, you don't get to play.

 

[ConBon]

Oh man, I always wanted a Swayback Jack in cv, this thread is making me so jealous .

 

[chuko]

J. Bunger & Sons (1875-1900) 3 3/8" brass liners. Charles


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[chuko]

John / Copley / & Sons with XX on reverse tang (1824-1930) shadow wharncliffe 2 blade pen knife, 2 7/8” closed, nickel sliver liners.

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[zippofan]

That Miller Bros. is breathtaking! From the look I am assuming real shell rather than celluloid?

 

[roseskunk]

Here's one of mine along with one of my favorite watches, another vice. I love wharnies, have one incoming...

 

[Rick]

That Miller Bros. is breathtaking! From the look I am assuming real shell rather than celluloid?

Thanks - yup it's genuine shell.

 

[chuko]

One of my T. Davison's. Charles

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[chuko]

My OHTA wharncliffe trapper with stag. Charles

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[Will Power]

J. Bunger & Sons (1875-1900) 3 3/8" brass liners. Charles


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Sensational knife there! Shadow Stag and near sunk joints, what workmanship.

Thanks, Will

 

[chuko]

Thanks Will. Considering the quality of this knife I was surprised that the only reference I could find was in Goins. It has the distinct flat side stag on the back which according to Levine was the practice of the really good makers from England and Germany. What caught my attention was the really great looking stag on the front. Charles

 

[black mamba]

Totally stagalicious, Charles. You certainly got the goods!

 

[Gevonovich]

I don't know which one I like best, Charles. All of them, but...that OHTA