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Small jacks & Remington R1

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I looking to buy or trade for any small, 3" closed and under, jacks. Would prefer American made but German or Sheffield works too.

Also looking for a Remington R1 jack knife, would prefer if it still has the etch but not a must.

Attached is a picture of a couple that I have.

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Mike, one blade or two blades (for me, a jack has two blades but you're showing single blade patterns)?
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I've never seen a 2 blade under 3" but it will do. Levine calls them Boy's knives but also jacks. Do you have any??
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I have some but I'm not willing to let any of them go. Yeah, I know, I'm weird but I know I would regret it. Life's short and I have too many regrets now without making more.

What I have may not even be what you're talking about. Most are two blade except where noted. There's nothing there that's rare or hard to find except maybe for the Camillus Ole Smoky.
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Thank, they are nice but not what I'm looking for. Just want little ones shaped like I've shown. Yours are serpentine types, not what I'm looking for. Again thanks though.
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Good luck.

Linnea's grandson is named Payson and yes, it's after Payson Arizona.
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Mike,
I have a Schrade Cut Co in peachseed bone that measures 3¼" if you don't find the 3 incher you are looking for.

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Thanks Ray, just looking for the little ones now.

Linnea's grandson is named Payson and yes, it's after Payson Arizona. Ok why Payson did they live here??
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galvanic1882 wrote: Ok why Payson did they live here??
No, they lived in Phoenix and considered moving to Payson but moved to Iowa instead. ::shrug::
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I have 2 , neither are perfect , ulster with horn handles and an Electric with bone , both have great snap .
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Yep i"d like both of them. Sending PM
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Found a Globe cutlery as well that's just a hair over 3"
, thick steel handles and hard snap .
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No, they lived in Phoenix and considered moving to Payson but moved to Iowa instead. ::shrug:: Phoenix is toooooo hot for me. Payson is at 5,000 ft so it's a bit cooler then the desert. Iowa wow that's not even in the ballpark!
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Just a question and excuse my ignorance, but don't a Case tadpole and peanut both qualify as 2 blade jacks under 3" long? That's how they are listed in the catalog. Is there a Case pattern number that does meet the specs you are looking for?
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Yes they are considered jacks but not the ones I'm looking for. There are many types of jacks that were made for sure.
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Yea or nay ? 3" long Imperial and I.K. Co. (Imperial) USA. Sorry about the poor pics - in a hurry.
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Thanks for showing them, I'll pass on them though.
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I have an RA1 Also a R32. Same size handle just one or two blades. The R1 is wood handle the R32 is pyremite.
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Forgot to add the pictures.
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Hi Mike
I have this little Challenge knife. Hard to measure exactly, either 3" or 3 1/16"? Clear tang stamps and good snap on both blades, however, significant side to side blade play in the master blade.
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