The Wonderous Whittler

[WValtakis]

This came the other day, Winchester Black Box. When the blades are shut it has a nice slim presence, the blade selection is just right and overall just a very appealing 3 blade pocket-knife. I rest my case.

That's a beauty, I'm a sucker for a swell center whittler I like the small clip secondary too, in case I don't have a peanut in my pocket.

This one recently came into the rotation


~Chip

 

[Old Engineer]

Harry
Super nice specimen! Is is going to be a user?

Thanks very much Gevo and Tim : Most likely it will not be a user Gevo .

Harry

 

[mike Berkovitch]

Many cool knives lately.

Paul, another two coolest knives.
Vapostang great photo these two really looks great
Will this swell center is a wining pattern, I like this one a lot
North Shore great find, I know what you should do with that old repair. Send it to me Seriously I'd do nothing, just enjoy the knife.

I appologize for not mentioning everyone, I enjoy them all :thumbup:

Here is a craftsman carpenter whittler with bone scales, probably by Camillus based on 72 model

Mike

 

[Will Power]

Mike Exceptional colour and shine on the bone of that Whittler. Wish we all aged as well.. Great even patina too:thumbup:

Thanks for the appreciation for the Swell Centre. The Black Box knives are really impressing me, well worth looking into.

Regards, Will

 

[mike Berkovitch]

Mike Exceptional colour and shine on the bone of that Whittler. Wish we all aged as well.. Great even patina too:thumbup:

Thanks for the appreciation for the Swell Centre. The Black Box knives are really impressing me, well worth looking into.

Regards, Will

Thanks Will, indeed the black box series is exceptional, I have handled quiet few of them, not whittler though. It is very similar to Case balloon whittler and I wonder if they manufacture it.

Mike

 

[bill2000]

Thanks Will, indeed the black box series is exceptional, I have handled quiet few of them, not whittler though. It is very similar to Case balloon whittler and I wonder if they manufacture it.

Mike

I believe all black box Winchesters were made by Queen.

 

[kamagong]

I can finally participate in this thread. Here's one I have on the way.

 

[black mamba]

That's a beauty, Christian!

 

[WValtakis]

That's a suit and tie kind of Whittler very nice indeed!

~Chip

 

[WhittlinAway]

I can finally participate in this thread. Here's one I have on the way.

You certainly know how to make an entry.

Congrats on your fine first whittler!

 

[HamburgerHill]

Many cool knives lately.

Paul, another two coolest knives.
Vapostang great photo these two really looks great
Will this swell center is a wining pattern, I like this one a lot
North Shore great find, I know what you should do with that old repair. Send it to me Seriously I'd do nothing, just enjoy the knife.

I appologize for not mentioning everyone, I enjoy them all :thumbup:

Here is a craftsman carpenter whittler with bone scales, probably by Camillus based on 72 model

Mike

Beautiful craftsman. You just can't recreate that kind of patina. So much character


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[MidTN]

Picked up a new one and it just fits so well in the pocket and hand.

 

[Old Engineer]

I can finally participate in this thread. Here's one I have on the way.

That is really a very nice looking Wharncliffe Whittler and I would really like to see more pictures of it . Especially to see how it is constructed .

Harry

 

[waynorth]

Well, I have to hand it to Roy Humenick. He has developed a nice group of Whittlers, through GEC's releases!
So far he's done a #38, a #98 and now a #13! I wonder what the future will bring?

Same great workmanship - they are probably the most difficult of knives to build correctly.

 

[flatblackcapo]

 

[WhittlinAway]

This is my nicest and oldest whittler. A 7-dot Case 6383 with coping blade conversion:

 

[skyhorse]

That's a beauty kamagong , congrats. Very cool Whitlin .

 

[kamagong]

That's a beauty, Christian!

That's a suit and tie kind of Whittler very nice indeed!

~Chip

You certainly know how to make an entry.

Congrats on your fine first whittler!

That is really a very nice looking Wharncliffe Whittler and I would really like to see more pictures of it . Especially to see how it is constructed .

Harry

That's a beauty kamagong , congrats. Very cool Whitlin .

Thanks guys. I'll post some pictures of my own when I get it in.

 

[Gevonovich]

Here is a craftsman carpenter whittler with bone scales, probably by Camillus based on 72 model

Mike

A smashing example of a 72, Mike! You just don't find them with quality bone all that often...and that bone

I can finally participate in this thread. Here's one I have on the way.

Looking forward to more of that beauty,Christian!! Congrats are in order :thumbup::thumbup:

Picked up a new one and it just fits so well in the pocket and hand.

Sweet indeed :thumbup:

Well, I have to hand it to Roy Humenick. He has developed a nice group of Whittlers, through GEC's releases!
So far he's done a #38, a #98 and now a #13! I wonder what the future will bring?

Gems...each one has that wow factor!! Thanks for the look, Charlie!

Always a treat to see those lovelies !!! Thanks for the look :thumbup:

This is my nicest and oldest whittler. A 7-dot Case 6383 with coping blade conversion:

Now that is one heck of a beauty indeed :thumbup:

 

[mike Berkovitch]

Thanks for your kind comments.
This page has great knives, GEC 38 and 57 that I can't put a hand on. The Winchester and case are classics. The Solingen stag LB whittler is very interesting being a a shadow, and the Case Bose LB whittler is still on my list.
Here's Fightin Rooster LB Whittler it was pure luck getting this one (I might have post it already...)

Mike