Jumbo Jacks

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Beautiful collection Wayne ::tu::
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Very Nice ::drool::
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I love the Large Jacks and you guys have some very nice collections.


Wayne, you have one of the finest set of 99 s that I've seen. Thank you for showing them

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Fine knives Wayne.
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Man Wayne that big spear blade sure makes those knives even more outstanding. Seems Case quit worrying about the hafting as time went on,or was it the quality of the stag?

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Beautiful knives, Wayne & Peanut.
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Don't know why I haven't posted anything here.

This is a great thread. Some beautiful old as well as newer knives being shown here.

Here are some Robesons and a Terrier that fall within the "Jumbo Jack" definition.

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Continuing......................
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Lots of variation in the jigging,great knives.Thanks for showing. ::tu:: ::tu::
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wlf wrote:Man Wayne that big spear blade sure makes those knives even more outstanding. Seems Case quit worrying about the hafting as time went on,or was it the quality of the stag?
I think it was lack of quality work.

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Awesome knives Charlie!

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Great bunch of knives Charlie. I really like that last one you posted. ::drool::
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Great knives fellers I'm spending way to much time looking at'em, I got grass to mow!! ::ds:: ::tu::
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Here are a few groups of what I would call Jumbo Jacks. The first knives are Case '94 style knives (EE Jacks 4 1/4" (+/-) long) the last group are 3 7/8" (+/-) knives with the extra thick (3/16") backsprings. I threw in an oddball Ulster in the last picture. It's an EE bareheaded jack.

Not quite sure why the pictures are different sizes, I may have specified a smaller size when I emailed them from my phone ::shrug::
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This Miller Bros Jumbo Jack is a handful for sure... 4 & 1/4" long with the classic brass screws and Miller Bros jigged bone handles. Knife is in great shape with hard snaps, half-stops etc though blades have a few scratch marks but sport a nice patina overall... jigged bone handles have no cracks or chips whatsoever... one of my favorites!
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Really good knife LongBlade. ::tu::
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Lee, that Miller Bros. is beautiful. Those big jacks don't get much better than that.
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RobesonsRme.com wrote:Continuing......................
....wow, Charlie, those are beautiful!!!!........ ::tu:: ................
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I missed these last ones.

As usual Charlie has the ultimate in the Robeson line.

Great assortment of fine jacks Steele.

Nice old Miller Bros. Lee, would that be pre WWI ?? That bone is old.

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I've only seen one posted I thought might be a Camillus 23. At 4-3/16" closed, they weigh in at about ¼ lb. Kind of the definition of "Jumbo Jack".
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Yes, those are big ones Jerry,nice example.

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In excellent condition for not much money. Twas meant to be. ::tu::
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Yes sir! Its gittin harder and harder to find the decent bigger jacks with full blades. ::nod::
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Queen made Maher & Grosh jumbo jack.4 1/2 in.long.
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........beautiful bone on that one!!!!.............
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