Two blade opposite end knives

[Arian29]

Case Wharncliffe Bone, (single spring)

 

[bucklife301]

 

[SuburbanBarbarian]

Case Pen knife+Buck Deuce.
This Case is a ‘single spring’, even the tiny Deuce has two!
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I love my 375, but I wish the springs were stronger like my Victorinox. Doesn't stop me from carrying it with my Pioneer X though .

 

[Arian29]

I love my 375, but I wish the springs were stronger like my Victorinox. Doesn't stop me from carrying it with my Pioneer X though .

S SuburbanBarbarian
Many Thanks,

VICTORINOX knives’ pull and snap is always ‘perfect’ Ain’t it!

Regards,

 

[edbeau]

My latest Rough Rider RR1569. Moose style with Ti coated HC blades and G-10 scales with red liners. Not sure what the second blade is for but the best they came up with at work is to spread peanut butter. It is a big folder at 4 1/2" closed.

 

[afishhunter]

My latest Rough Rider RR1569. Moose style with Ti coated HC blades and G-10 scales with red liners. Not sure what the second blade is for but the best they came up with at work is to spread peanut butter. It is a big folder at 4 1/2" closed.

Just like mine!
I think the second blade is a modified "spey" for skinning critters.
A spey/budding blade is the "standard" secondary blade on a Moose and Trapper that was used for skinning ... and spreading (ew) peanut butter (ew) I suppose ...

 

[Will Power]

Dead Skunk...

 

[Will Power]

Winchester Black Box Swell Centre Pen

 

[tmd_87]

My three

 

[biomed]

An uncommon Old Timer with a blade each end, plus scissors:

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I have one of these Old Timers. I haven't seen it for years. Keep hoping I'll run across it again.

 

[Will Power]

Suspects in the frame.....two are no longer with me...

 

[ISKRA]

Suspects in the frame.....two are no longer with me...

One of them is here now.

 

[Lansky1]

Here's a few repurposed muskrats ...

 

[edbeau]

A Frontier Powderhorn 44P1 on a few 4431's.

 

[CNoyes]

I'm going to limit my contribution to this thread to true Moose or Bull-Head Jack pattern knives, those with a large blade in each end,

So, a Robeson and two Terrier Cutlery Company knives.

The Terriers date 1910 to 1916.

 

[black mamba]

Fabulous knives, Charlie!

 

[Nature Boy]

I'm going to limit my contribution to this thread to true Moose or Bull-Head Jack pattern knives, those with a large blade in each end,

So, a Robeson and two Terrier Cutlery Company knives.

The Terriers date 1910 to 1916.

Stunning

 

[Lansky1]

My fave slim dress pants knife ... the somewhat rare opposite end 62087:

 

[Arian29]

These two are becoming my favourites, being razor sharp blades, in Ram’s Horn scales.

 

[redsparrow]

Waking this thread guessing others will have some additional two blade opposite end (TBOE pronounced T-Bo ) knives to show.
Gradually almost imperceptibly over the years this pattern has, at the expense of my treasured trappers and sensational singles, insidiously slip in and become my favorite pattern.
I looked and the things had gone and multiplied, seemingly on their own, until today I have these to post... among others.
What might you have? A TBOE added in the last 14 months or a new pic of a favorite TBOE? Whatever it is, if it's got two blades and they are on opposite ends, post it here and let's celebrate it's goodness together.