What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

Amir Fleschwund said:
I thought the same, but never argue with vintage Schrade catalogs.
It’s just like the frame they called Serpentine Jack. 194,294,94,293…
One blade, two ~ spear and pen,or spear and spey (trapper), didn’t matter. They were all called Serpentine Jack.
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:D :thumbsup:
sf fanatic said:
It’s another foggy and sad day in the City by the Bay 😕. I’m just toten one and will always have it to cherish many fond memories. The Harvey Special!
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That was a very generous gift :) :thumbsup:
 
Sak nylon Huntsman I carry in belt sheath and Kershaw 3115 Puma clone that happens to be well built.
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Jack Black said:
That's interesting Jeff, it's definitely a Wharncliffe FRAME, though to be a Wharncliffe KNIFE, it would need to combine a Wharncliffe blade, and a Pen blade on that frame :thumbsup: Great cap BTW ;) :thumbsup:
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Speaking of Whaddaya Call It?

Here’s a guy calling it something else ~ actually makes some sense~

“Vtg Schrade Walden NY USA 766 1/2 Whittler Folding Pocket Knife Black Composite
Vtg Schrade Walden NY USA 766 1/2 Whittler Folding Pocket Knife Black Composite”

And I’ll bet there’s some seller on the ‘bay calling it a Barlow. 🤓
 
Amir Fleschwund said:
Speaking of Whaddaya Call It?

Here’s a guy calling it something else ~ actually makes some sense~

“Vtg Schrade Walden NY USA 766 1/2 Whittler Folding Pocket Knife Black Composite
Vtg Schrade Walden NY USA 766 1/2 Whittler Folding Pocket Knife Black Composite”

And I’ll bet there’s some seller on the ‘bay calling it a Barlow. 🤓
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Almost certainly! 🤣 :thumbsup:
 
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