Hey thank you for your review. You may not even see this msg as it’s been quite some time since the review. Anyways I’ve just purchased the TK3 and it’s in the post. Really excited and looking forward to receiving it. I have small collection of pocket knives, and this one I would generally give a miss to, as it’s up there price range from my affordable reach. But I figured it’s coming into Christmas, so this will be my gift to self so to speak. And it’s the first Swedish knife I’ll own, but when I seen..made in Japan, that always strikes a note with me regarding quality. Question if I may (here we go says me… the glean of another pocket knife caught my attention 😣) you showed a knife very briefly, it looked like it had rosewood handles and also wonderfully easy to open blade….something…bremmer work knife etc. It was the one you had lanyard on. Would appreciate knowing which model and make it was please. Thanks, Keith.

Interesting selection of knives, great review of a fabulous Buck Vanguard; working, hunting and EDC knife. Thumbs up

I agree about the generic oval 'Made in Sheffield' tang stamp. I have an A Wright ettrick stamped with this and it annoys me every time I open it! The later Twisted assisted knives by Wrights have the TA stamp which, although not to everyone's taste, is better than the oval one. A couple of Trevor Ablett knives came up a while ago on our local auction site (I live in New Zealand) and I didn't bid because they had the oval logo. I rather regret it now...

Very informative video, I have just started to collect these. Thank you sir !

Big knives are fun and bring out the little kid in me. Small knives are functional and practical and actually get things done! The Full Immunity looks like lambsfoot that's been drinking protein shakes and hitting the gym. I like it. "A quality weight!" A good choice of words

I love the Boker version it fits my pocket better. The larger versions I’m selling off

What a stunning piece! And such a great pattern, too! Cheers, as always!

What a lovely gift! Martin is an absolute gent for sending it! I saw these earlier this year and really wanted one, but unfortunately, there were too many other knives worth buying at the time, so they got put on the back burner! I love Pewter, and seeing it on a Sheffield knife was delightful. Out of all the blade shape/handle design combinations, I'd say you have the best. (Vintage Pewter + Lambfoot) Overall, that's a stellar knife you have there, and an even kinder gesture by an excellent fellow! Cheers, as always!

That is absolutely gorgeous! While I prefer single bladed knives, I can certainly appreciate the look of a nice twin-blader. The late Mr. Ablett did a rather excellent job on this one, I'd say. Despite having had issues with the Ettricks in the past, I still adore the pattern as a whole. Cheers, as always!

Congratulations, Eric 👍.

Great video Eric and that Trevor Ablett is just beautiful!!!! I really like Michael's knives and have several but to own an Ablett is a dream.

That's a very pretty knife and thanks for sharing. 😊👍Take care and Cheers!

These are great!

Thanks for another piece of knife history Slick. Very interesting. Agree about the stamping.

Oh dear, I must have fallen asleep during the editing!

Thank you sir

Oriignal or not, the Ettrick is a sight to behold! I need to get one or two or three. Wow! Both a wharnie and Pruner blade in one Ettrick. I love the brass bolsters! Thanks for sharing! Glad to see you picking up with your content volume!

Great to see you getting more videos out again Eric,keep em coming!👍🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

I love your passion for knives.

That's a work of art! Truly beautiful knife! Thank you for sharing!👊🏻

Really enjoyed seeing this one Eric as it's of a pattern I have never seen before . What a really useful knife to have in your pocket . Thanks for showing it Slick .

... I love being learned! Thank you Eric.

I like the blade choices and the size of the handle.👍

Thank you for showing us this one, (and the comparison knives), I'd absolutely love a knife made by Mr Trevor Ablett,, My MM Ergonomic is the jewel in the crown of my collection,, RIP Mr Ablett,,, ps,, let me know if you want to sell it,, 😊🤞🤞

Love that Trevor Ablett.

It's not just you, Eric 😂. I hate that made in Sheffield stamp. Older knives I have, every blade is stamped. My only criticism of a Steven Cocker knife I have is that it's not stamped. If I could make a knife as well as these guys, you could guarantee I'd want to stamp it 😂 with pride. That is the exact knife/pattern I missed out on at an auction. It hurt me to watch this. I don't get buyers' remorse. I get the opposite 😅. It fascinates me the old books these guys have. Probably passed down from generation to generation. Of old patterns drawn to scale. Some are probably drawn by a quill in some cases. This was brilliant, Eric 👏

A cracking little knife, one of Benchmades' best for a while. When you get this in hand, you do realise where the money has gone. Its criminal how this tiny little thing is not UK legal carry though. Fun fact, the fancy pivot pattern is the covid 19 spike protein... The blue is nice, but prefer the bronze mind... 😉.! Cheers

Thank you 🙏 always love watching your videos, very much appreciated sir !!!

I always enjoy your videos.

That is a great gift from Martin!

Beautiful gift!!! Cheers to Martin for sending that!

A wonderful gift from Martin!

Nice mate I was gonna pulled the trigger on a Dunlap wharncliffe trapper from HH recently but it was out of stock. My boy said it’s back in stock now, but haven’t checked.

What a super gift from Martin Eric ! He's such a nice , genuine , down to earth fella , He surprised at the show by recognising me and , trust me , I try to keep a low profile on here ! Fair play , just like Sean , he knows what you like . One thing did suprise me ......... I wouldn't have had you down as a Game Of Thrones fan ! 🤣

I'm glad you liked it, Eric! I sent the slip separately. I thought the slip would have beaten the delivery of the knife. That has a note in it. I agree with you about Julie. Bless her 😂. I think it's definitely cast. But if you can get some info from Taylors, that would be brilliant. I thought they were a goid price point. I watched your Warncliffe whittler video the other day. Brilliant! I saw a lot of Taylors at the Famous Sheffield shop. I should have mentioned them as still making the pattern. Im with you I'm enjoying the pattern at the moment. Im still waiting on my Steven Cocker, and I can't wait 😁. I wanted 'Slick Slicers', but they couldn't fit it on, unfortunately. Cheers, Eric

Very pretty, thanks for sharing!

I like how you said favorite pattern “at the time.” Isn’t Birmingham the birthplace of the Industrial Revolution? I do like pewter but some of the old stuff had lead in it. Hopefully your old flask was lead free! That knife is absolutely beautiful. I love knives such as this! That’s a perfect knife for the office desk or for special occasion.

Great gift from a great guy! Thank you for sharing, Eric!👊

Hi Eric….! What a fantastic gift from Martin….❤️👌🏻 I had the pleasure of meeting him and his wife recently at The Sharp Show….❤ This video brought a smile to my face… great to hear your thoughts on the knife and the palpable excitement in your voice…😀 A well deserved gift and a recognition of how much you are loved and appreciated by the knife community…! Take care, and keep posting your videos…😎❤️👍🏻😆

Lovely wee collection of knives and nice bit of information

Glad you're back and feeling better Eric! You've got me hooked on these Rogers

Gorgeous knives! Thanks for showing them 🙂👍

Thanks for the interesting background on the Wharncliffe. Some lovely examples you have there too. I have a couple of TEWs but not the MOP version. Looking forward to seeing a Joseph Rodgers if they come out with one. Thanks for another excellent video.

Traditional slip joint knives are not my main interest, but these are really pretty and practical. Thanks for showing them off.

The American Committee for the Defense of British Homes: In the earlier days of WW2, American civillians donated over 20,000 privately owned firearms to the UK Home Guard before Lend Lease. Not to mention funds raised to purchase munitions. And yes, it had a very minor affect to the war effort overall, but please consider moments like this when those gun-toting colonists fight for their gun rights. It's easy to forget after 8 decades of peace and prosperity at home, that our freedoms are never truly secure.

A guy in the USA I have subbed to for years has been doing knife videos... So the Al Gore Rythem popped up with this! Nice knives. Sheffield is my home city, and I used to climb Wharncliffe crags and bike in Wharncliffe woods. So... does the Wharncliffe knife come from Wharncliffe industry of years past? Wharncliffe is by old steel works Deepcar and Stocksbridge. Total blade length for the law... not the cutting edge. Cheers Mr 👊

A beautiful collection of Wharncliffe Knives. The Steven Cocker Pearl knives are just amazing! I'm amazed by the number of modern knife innovations that developed around the 1830s Happy Birthday D'Arcy! If the knife was made in America, it would be called a Seahorse Half-Whittler. To be honest, "Original Wharncliffe" sound so much better!

.... lovely RR denim Micarta work knife. I have one 👍

There's a similarly configured knife, albeit with secondary fleams, in Smith's key of 1816, and there are multi-blade spring knives in L'art du Coutelier... of 1771. So why did this knife in particular need to be invented. What was its purpose? Why could no other folder fulfill the role? On a slightly different note - Kevin Coleman's excellent short history of the Barlow contains the newspaper reports of the legal wars fought out over who had rights to say they made the 'Original Barlow'. One argument made in the 1840 case was that the Barlow had become known as "a particular form of knife, just as the Wharncliffe knife was..." Which makes me wonder if the Wharncliffe was indeed designed from scratch.

If you primarily use the scissors, try LM Micra.