Will Power
Gold Member
- Joined
- Jan 18, 2007
- Messages
- 31,529
Thanks Charlie; was lucky with both, I envy your 2020 Forum Knife Viper, that's some gnarly Horn.
+1 ! I 'd add : please drop those ugly screws!Thanks!! Whenever I look at those Vipers I think "shorten the blade, and you have an Ettrick!!"View attachment 1695900
This Ettrick is more than OK!! Nice cam-action snap, wrap-around spring with Filework all the way!! Coined liners, filed blade and subtly feathered Horn make this an exceptional knife made by a caring craftsman during Wright's better days!! Will the Ettrick live on??when their production was still O.K.!!
That's a fine example Charlie Unusual back-springWake up little thread!!
This Ettrick is more than OK!! Nice cam-action snap, wrap-around spring with Filework all the way!! Coined liners, filed blade and subtly feathered Horn make this an exceptional knife made by a caring craftsman during Wright's better days!! Will the Ettrick live on??
Who knows?? I'm happy to have this pre-extinction example!!
View attachment 1784356View attachment 1784357View attachment 1784359View attachment 1784364
Thank you, Jack!! To me the filework looks like it was influenced by your old friend, Stan Shaw, R.I.P.!!That's a fine example Charlie Unusual back-spring
Someone sent me a link to a fleabay auction recently, where some chancer was selling a Wright knife off as one of Stan Shaw's, and wanting a lot of money for it. It sold for vastly more than what it was worth unfortunatelyThank you, Jack!! To me the filework looks like it was influenced by your old friend, Stan Shaw, R.I.P.!!
I agree; very useful pocket knife!! May it live forever!!One of the perfect little pocket knife forms, in my humble opinion.