"Western was kind of an off set of Case family that went west....One got consumtion and needed the dry air....We do have a lot of INPUT in our Library on this site.....That is a newer knife "
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Western Fillet Knife
Started this discussion. Last reply by Michael Rosek Oct 14, 2018. 2 Replies 1 Like
Have been doing some research on a Western Fillet knife; but I’m not finding any answers. Time to ask the pros. The subject knife is a Western (duh) fillet knife, with a 6” blade, and 11” overall. It…Continue
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Gus Marsh commented on Michael Rosek's blog post Western Fillet Knife"In the book, The Knife Makers Who Went West by Harvey Platts, page 178, they talk about the different Fish Fillet Knives. If they have a full bevel grind and full width of steel blade, they are S-W766. It doesn't say, but my guess is that…"
Michael Rosek replied to Michael Rosek's discussion Western Fillet Knife"Hi Steve. Thanks for your research into my question. I don’t know how you found that out; but that’s interesting. Could it be that Camillus made a lions share of these fillet knives; because, except for a very few, these blades all have…"
Steve Scheuerman (Manx) replied to Michael Rosek's discussion Western Fillet Knife"Still looking into this, but thus far, it is looking like the "S" variant is one made by Camillus, which, I gather, means the W766 was Western made."
Jan Carter commented on Michael Rosek's blog post Western Fillet Knife"LOL, well ok it was a bad guess.....
Examine the knife for a blade stamp. From 1911 to 1942 Western knives also incorporated a blade stamp or etching along the blade. Between 1911 and 1928, the etching was composed of a tic-tac-toe- looking graphic…"
Jan Carter commented on Michael Rosek's blog post Western Fillet Knife"I know Standard knife Co made some knives for Western. Just guessing but maybe that is the S?"
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Michael Rosek posted a blog postWestern Fillet Knife
Have been doing some research on a Western Fillet knife; but I’m not finding any answers. Time to ask the pros. The subject knife is a Western (duh) fillet knife, with a 6” blade, and 11” overall. It is stamped W766, with an “F” code. What I’ve learned, or think I’ve learned is that it’s a Model W766, that was made in 1982. But what I also encounter is that by far, most of these model 766 fillet knives are marked S-W 766. Does anyone here know what, or why the difference with a knife with just…See More
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Many people collected Schrade knives over the years. Almost everyone had to have a Schrade. Much has changed, but they still make Schrade Knives and now they are coming out with new steels and new handle materials.So old fan or new collector, Lets talk about Schrade!See More
Michael Rosek posted a discussionWestern Fillet Knife
Have been doing some research on a Western Fillet knife; but I’m not finding any answers. Time to ask the pros. The subject knife is a Western (duh) fillet knife, with a 6” blade, and 11” overall. It is stamped W766, with an “F” code. What I’ve learned, or think I’ve learned is that it’s a Model W766, that was made in 1982. But what I also encounter is that by far, most of these model 766 fillet knives are marked S-W 766. Does anyone here know what, or why the difference with a knife with just…See More
Michael Rosek left a comment for Steve Scheuerman (Manx)"Thanks for the warm welcome Steve; and also for the suggestions. I have a nice rainy day that I might just use to browse through the site, and become a little familiar with it, and it’s content. Unfortunately, it’s also a good day to…"
Michael Rosek left a comment for Charles Sample"Thanks Charles. Members are certainly making me feel welcome. And thanks for the suggestion, I will check it out."
Michael Rosek left a comment for Billy Oneale"Thanks for the welcome Billy. It’s a pleasure to be welcomed into the group."
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Western Fillet Knife
Posted on October 13, 2018 at 15:28 4 Comments 1 Like
Have been doing some research on a Western Fillet knife; but I’m not finding any answers. Time to ask the pros. The subject knife is a Western (duh) fillet knife, with a 6” blade, and 11” overall. It is stamped W766, with an “F” code. What I’ve learned, or think I’ve learned is that it’s a Model W766, that was made in 1982. But what I also encounter is that by far, most of these model 766 fillet knives are marked S-W 766. Does anyone here know what, or why the difference with a knife…
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- At 15:51 on October 13, 2018,
FeaturedCharles Sample said… Thanks for joining the Arsenal group Michael!
- At 14:28 on October 13, 2018,
J.J. Smith III said…
- At 12:19 on October 13, 2018, Steve Scheuerman (Manx) said…
Hey there, Michael! Welcome to iKnife! Come on in, kick back and check things out. There's some handy tips on our front page to help you find your way around, and some fantastic people in the Chat room if you have any questions or want to shoot the breeze. Site rules are also on the main page, and if you get creative, you can customise your My Page to suit your own style! Hope you enjoy your stay with us! Great to have you on board!
- At 22:56 on October 12, 2018,
FeaturedCharles Sample said… Welcome to iKC Michael!
With your interest in hunting you should enjoy the iKC Arsenal group. We love to talk about and post pictures of our guns and shooting experiences. As host of the group I invite you to join. I look forward to seeing your posts in the group.
Here is the link to the group.
https://iknifecollector.com/groups/group/show?groupUrl=ikc-arsenal&;
- At 19:47 on October 12, 2018,
Billy Oneale said… Welcome to iKC!
- At 11:23 on October 12, 2018,
John Bamford said… Welcome to iKC Michael.
- At 21:09 on October 11, 2018, Jan Carter said…
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