The Wharncliffe blade is similar to a sheepsfoot. They're used for whittling and for cutting through things without worrying about getting stabbed. They have a flat edge and a blade with no point. The sheepfoot got its name because of their original use, which was to trim a sheep's hooves. The original Old Timer 2OT as seen in a post on BladeForums. Then, in 1960, the 8OT was added to the line.
Vintage Schrade 12OT Old Timer Dogleg Peanut Pocket Knife Sawcut Delrin Brass. They have a short, flat, straight edge that curves upward and straight back to the tip. The Old Timer line as we know it today was first produced by Schrade-Walden in 1959 with the 2OT, a Barlow knife with the name Old Timer stamped on the button bolster. Buck Knives BLW BANTAM Folding Knife Mossy Oak Pink 0285CMS 16-B NIB. Spey blades are for castrating livestock. Old Timer 104OT Small Canoe 4.7in Stainless Steel Traditional Folding Pocket Knife with Clip Point and Drop Point Blades, Sawcut Handle, and Convenient Size for EDC, Camping, Hunting, and Outdoors 4. It's versatile and ideal for piercing, cutting, or slicing.
The clip point is, as its name suggests, “clipped.” The spine is concave at the business end and angles up to a fine needlepoint tip. This sleek, lightweight knife is for woodworking and tasks that require precision, though it's not a super-sharp blade. A pen blade has a straight spine that curves down to form the tip. These days you may run across an Old Timer pocket knife made out of stainless steel, but high carbon is still the steel of choice for the most part.īlades come in a wide variety of shapes, sizes, and uses. And it will rust, so it's vital to keep the knife dry. Be aware that the blade will get a dark patina over time that's the nature of the steel. Old Timer pocket knife blades are high carbon steel, a metal known to hold a sharp edge.
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