Wharncliffe.. Why ?

I like the ease of sharpening, and the blade shape is pleasing to the eyes. I had to try it before I liked it. It grew on me like moss on the north side of a tree pretty darn quick. The point is so sharp, you can carve your initials on the back of a flea.

Which knife is this that your talking about, do you still have it, Like it, Have you bought any more wharncliffe blades that you can recommend?
 
Which knife is this that your talking about, do you still have it, Like it, Have you bought any more wharncliffe blades that you can recommend?

CJ is a big fan of the Case Swayback Jack. I know he carried one as his daily carry for quite a spell. I'd bet dollars to doughnuts it was that one.
 
Old thread.

Yes, it is.

But now that it's been quasi-revived, how can one not stare at this knife?!
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~ P.
 
Sarah,

That is a nice knife. Very good walk and talk, just right for its small size. Buzz's glowing reviews had me looking for my own.

Fortunately that Robeson is a Queen-made knife. It's Queen's #46 pattern and is still being made. Here's mine with winterbottom bone covers and 12c27 blades.

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Current versions have D2 blades and are available in a variety of cover materials, including stag and pearl.

- Christian
 
Nice looking Queen Christian.
I wish I could bring myself to use this one, at 4" closed, this Schatt & Morgan feels great in hand.


 
Fortunately that Robeson is a Queen-made knife. It's Queen's #46 pattern and is still being made. Here's mine with winterbottom bone covers and 12c27 blades.

1queendanburkehalfwhitt.jpg


Current versions have D2 blades and are available in a variety of cover materials, including stag and pearl.

- Christian

Thanks for the information-- I didn't realize that. You have a nice knife, there. :thumbup:

However, the Robeson above, with its bone, shield, and life-used beauty, makes a "complete package" impression on me that newer ones don't. Funny how that works!

~ P.
 
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