Pigeon Roost Knives pigeon in a leather blacksmith apron holding a Case XX wharncliffe with a red jigged bone handle over an anvil by the forge: Case XX Wharncliffe, a different point, the same Case tradition, PigeonRoostKnives.com.

Wharncliffe

Wharncliffe Case knives — straight-edge control for detail cuts. Factory numbers on every listing.

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  • Case XX 39943 Indian Paint Brush Crandall Jig Barehead Trapper

    Case XX 39943 Indian Paint Brush Crandall Jig Barehead Trapper

    $149.99
  • Case XX 65329 6.5 Bonestag Trapper with Wharncliffe

    Case XX 65329 6.5 Bonestag Trapper with Wharncliffe

    $79.99
  • Case XX 73927 – American Workman Red Synthetic Mini Trapper

    Case XX 73927 – American Workman Red Synthetic Mini Trapper

    $56.99
  • Case XX 11025 Smooth Natural Bone Mini Trapper (Wharncliffe)

    Case XX 11025 Smooth Natural Bone Mini Trapper (Wharncliffe)

    $62.99

You’ll find Wharncliffe options on Mini Trapper and Trapper frames, including bone and BoneStag examples when in stock. Unless a product page says otherwise, knives ship new in the Case box.

Prefer classic clip-and-spey? Shop Trapper and Mini Trapper, or browse all patterns at Case XX.

Questions: sales@prknives.com

Wharncliffe FAQ

What is a Wharncliffe blade? A blade with a straight edge and a tip that drops to meet it — useful for controlled cuts on flat surfaces.

Wharncliffe vs clip point? Clip points are the Case default on many Trappers; Wharncliffe is the straight-edge option when that tip shape fits the job better.

New in box? Unless a product page says otherwise, knives ship new in the Case box.