New Single Blade Whalers and first of the Bullet End Punches
First is the 85 Bullet End Jack with the punch.
Neat looking knife, and I've actually been using one of the first series with the Wharncliffe, Coping and Clip blades.
Then we have the Single Blade Whalers.
It differs from the original Whaler in that it obviously has just the single large Pen Blade AND it has a cutout in the handle. By the time you've got your fingers all the way down in that notch, you've got about as good a grip on that monstrous blade as you can possibly get!!! In fact, by my rough measurements, it's almost 29/32" from the top of the blade to the bottom of the notch.
Neat looking knife, and I've actually been using one of the first series with the Wharncliffe, Coping and Clip blades.
Then we have the Single Blade Whalers.
It differs from the original Whaler in that it obviously has just the single large Pen Blade AND it has a cutout in the handle. By the time you've got your fingers all the way down in that notch, you've got about as good a grip on that monstrous blade as you can possibly get!!! In fact, by my rough measurements, it's almost 29/32" from the top of the blade to the bottom of the notch.
Posted by Greg at 11/15/2011 6:24 PM 
Categories: New Great Eastern Knives
Tags: whaler bullet end jack #85
Categories: New Great Eastern Knives
Tags: whaler bullet end jack #85
That #85 looks great. That knife is the total package. The spear/punch combo looks really good.
I am hoping we see a #85 run with a bail. There are some nice vintage EZ-openers with bails, and I would like to see GEC make one.
That whaler is one serious chunk of knife! Pretty amazing.
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