Will Power
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It's on the box: Trestle Pine Superior, based on a Queen Cutlery Copperhead knife.
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Wharncliffes
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On the short list! Thanks for the assist
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Not a WTB forum, I'm afraid.That said, if anyone has a 2020 Forum Knife that they want to let go of...I'm interested
But..... Checkout the Viper Swayback, collectorknives.net. They are one of our dealer members, and had that knife made for us.
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Here’s and underrated wharncliffe whittler by GEC. Similar to the case seahorse but much better all the way around IMO.
Schatt & Morgan has a single blade wharncliffe blade on there 99 frame. Little hard to find though.
Schatt & Morgan has a single blade wharncliffe blade on there 99 frame. Little hard to find though.
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Yea, that S&M is nice, I ended up getting a Northwoods Fremont Jack years ago similar to that, but found that even too small so I ended up with the Hawthorne.
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That one is sweet, I'm looking at a 2020 Forum Knife.Yeah, I was thinking of posting CK/Lionsteel Viper, but wasn't sure if that might be a little more modern than you are looking for. It's an awesome knife, tho.
woodysone
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The forums knife was unique because of the scales, so much variety
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I agree. That ram's horn is sweet.
I am going to get someone to make new ones for me, possibly in another type of horn or mammoth-something, or vintage micarta.
woodysone
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Some vintage would be sweet, sign me up!
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-GEC #47
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And one of my favorite Wharncliffe a modern barlow style blade, the James Wayland in Micarta and the blackout version in G10
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3 wharnies!
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Is the 53 Furtaker in antique green bone?GEC #92 'Eureka Jack'
GEC #53 'Furtaker'
GEC #57 'Halfwhitt'
If so, that is the first GEC I got my hands on … slid it out of the tube, unwrapped it, and said out loud (to myself) “this is a whole ‘nother thing” …
Beautiful knives, thanks for sharing.