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Northwoods Itasca Whittler - (Itasca is the lake in the "Northwoods" of MN that is the source of the Mississippi River)
 
The Northwoods Cutlers' Carver or Cutler's Carver
Baleen Humpback Whittler or Baleen Carver
Wolverine Half Whittler
Owl's Eye Half Congress
The Representative Half Congress
Willamette River Half Whittler
 
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ddml said:
Northwoods Quasimodo

Or Chaney (after the actor who played Quasimodo in the 1923 film)
Or Hugo (after the author of The Hunchback of Notre Dame)
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Nice! I was going to say Quasimodo, but then I figured it wouldn't be proper to imply that the #31 is horrendous or hideous in any way. It does have the hump/hunch on its back side, and the small and large blade could be construed as a large and small eye perhaps, but that might be stretching it. It's still a very cool name for a knife... :thumbup:
 
Northwoods Legislator

Northwoods Quill Keeper

Northwoods Patriot

Great looking knife. Be waiting for this one.
 
You know I can't let this opportunity pass by ;)

I was doing some research on the history of whaling along the Oregon coast for a unit on Oregon history that I am planning and I came across the image below from an 1856 edition of Harper's Monthly. The Image is of some Coos indians butchering a Humpback Whale that washed up on shore.



So, I was thinking that the "COOS BAY WHITTLER" could be a good name. It pays respect to the pattern, as well as Oregon's history.

Good luck everyone!
 
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Northwoods Dover

Northwoods Clovis

Northwoods Cascade
 
Just read through and someone beat me to it,.


Kris,.
 
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Toddwalla said:
You know I can't let this opportunity pass by ;)

I was doing some research on the history of whaling along the Oregon coast for a unit on Oregon history that I am planning and I came across the image below from an 1856 edition of Harper's Monthly. The Image is of some Coos indians butchering a Humpback Whale that washed up on shore.



So, I was thinking that the "COOS BAY WHITTLER" could be a good name. It pays respect to the pattern, as well as Oregon's history.

Good luck everyone!
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That's where I live and was born and raised! :)
 
Planterz said:
The Norwood.

The Norwich (a town in Norfolk County)

The Wayne Newton.:D
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The Wayne Newton?? that when you cut yerself with it by accident and emit a high pitched shrieking sound? The Vivacious Vegas Vagabond.

Alrighty as you know I love this type of thread so I took one look at that picture and thought
Stickleback-its a kind of little fish with spines on its back. Cute but serious.
 
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