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Comment by John Bamford on December 20, 2013 at 7:17

I like what can be seen of the 47 Viper, just the set up visible at the moment, but looks like a Wharncliffe to me.

Comment by Roger Cunningham on December 10, 2013 at 8:44

I know Ken Mundhenk has several different TC`s in his store.He will have some with him at the Parker Show later this week 

Comment by Jan Carter on December 9, 2013 at 19:16

Robert the TC's are awesome barlows!

They are SFO's for CHARLIE CAMPAGNA.  He is a member here or you can reach him @

charlie.campagna@telus.net

He has had several done but I dont what all he has in stock

In Memoriam Comment by Robert Burris on December 9, 2013 at 15:36

The T C Barlows, only come in those two handles? I love Barlows.

Comment by Jan Carter on December 9, 2013 at 5:08

Ken,

I wish I was able to make the Parker show but not this year .  The Beavertail is one very nice user.  Always has been, but for myself...certainly a collectible.  It has been close to a year since we have seen this shield come through the line 

Comment by Ken Mundhenk on December 4, 2013 at 20:45

Jan would you call this a collectable knife? It has been awhile since we've seen a beaver. Looking forward to seeing you and Donnie at the Parker Show.

Comment by Jan Carter on December 4, 2013 at 18:25

Look what I found on the schedule

#488213 Tidioute Cutlery
Improved Trapper
Beaver Tail, Jigged Brazilian Cherry

Comment by peter force on November 21, 2013 at 6:29

when it comes to the one Northwoods being a sheepsfoot blade vs a wharnie{ON THE PIC OF 4 STAG KNIVES} it comes cown to one thing. not how the blade actually looks obut the actual cut and shape of the entire blade.from that picture alone i cant tell.

difference between a sheeps foot and a wharnie blade is  the sheepsfoot has straight edge and a straight dull back -so fingers can be applied to the back of it easyily.it actually got its name simply like most blades.what it was used for trimming sheeps hooves.

the wharnie on the other hand..a favorite of mine youll notice if its a true wharnie blade when your holding it in your hand you will notice the curving of the blade almost start at the handle or bolster of the knife and is rainbow in effect .

so although i would agree that the blade in this case fits the profile of a wharncliffe blade you would have to have the knife in hand...or i would have to just look at more pics.

i really am a fan of both blades and love them in all sorts of patterns.

the NORTHWOODS  below ..if they arent long gone..   just made the list..

also i only looked at the pic below  and went with that.IF ANYONE ALREADY OWNS one check in and lets us know about the blade profile. besides that.. every few weeks i get an impulse for a GEC blade-- the northwoods is looking sweet! 

Comment by Jan Carter on November 21, 2013 at 4:59

I have to admit, this is a beauty!

Comment by Clint Thompson on November 20, 2013 at 5:50

Jan...

This TC Barlow has an interesting design.  The black or yellow scales/handles really set this design off.  I may have to purchase one.

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