Working Knife " Jumbo Jack"

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Working Knife " Jumbo Jack"

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Hello all,

Here is a knife I picked up last year I believe in a lot. It was so nice other than a weak closing snap I decided to have Muskrat Man do the light welding repair, no other changes. Made on Contract by NYKC for HSB.

This is the picture I always think of when I hear the term Jack knife. Single blade, heavy duty spine, and crazy walk and talk. A cousin to the infamous "Hercules" the two bladed version.

Fine work once again MM, Bonehead
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That is ABSOLUTELY AWESOME Bonehead!! ::nod:: ::ds::
Sent one off to MM last night..........now begins the wait.......

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Right up my alley Bonehead ::tu::

What's not to love about that big ole jack!
I dig half stops!!



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nice!!!!!
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WoW
-"...and he that cleaveth wood shall be endangered thereby If the iron be blunt,and he do not whet the edge,then must he put to more strength....Ecclesiastes 10 10 ;So the good book says
sharpen your knife !!!
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Thanks Guys!

I have both the NYKC and the HSB single and double blade versions of the same knife. The only other vintage Jack I have in the is style that is heavier yet is a Northfield.

IM, Yes I understand you.... Once we send something off we have to be patient and its hurts. MM work is worth waiting for ::tu:: BH
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Nice old knife! ::drool:: ::tu::
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Reminds me of the old heavy Robeson "BULLDOG", which was a two blade knife. And, a pattern of which I've never acquired a good example.

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RobesonsRme.com wrote:Reminds me of the old heavy Robeson "BULLDOG", which was a two blade knife. And, a pattern of which I've never acquired a good example.

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"BULLDOG" is a fitting name for this neat husky H. S. B. & Co. jumbo jack.
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