Another English Jack

[treefarmer]

Today I found a #29 English Jack. It is kinda raggedy, blades are scratched, the bone is good though and it should cleanup pretty well. This one has a '52-'55 tang stamp. It was laying on a table all by itself, surrounded by stuff at a flea market. The pen really snaps but the spear is a bit lazy, kinda like me. Just noticed the blade looks short in the picture, it is a bad picture angle.
Treefarmer

[FRJ]

That's a nice looking old knife, Philip. There is a lot of work left in it.
How long is it?

[jerryd6818]

How long is it?

Should be 4½". That's the standard for most English Jacks and that's what the 29's in my pile are. That's a dozy alright.

[Doc B]

Nice pickup!

[tongueriver]

I like English jacks. I viewed Winterbottom bone Queens on the net before I ever bought one; I thought they looked a little ho-hum. In hand that bone is very nice indeed. Nice catch!

[Dinadan]

I like English Jacks, though I do not collect them. That one looks really good.

[doglegg]

Philip, another great find. Bones and blades that speak to treefarmer. Congrats.

[Jacknifeben]

Here is mi Winchester 2907 English jack. Both blades tang stamped WINCHESTER TRADE MARK MADE IN U.S.A. And the back side of the clip blade is 2907.

[FRJ]

Another beautiful English jack.

[jerryd6818]

I think this S&M F&W Series 3 Edition is my favorite. To me, it favors a Schrade 2OT.

[FRJ]

Nice blades on that one, Jerry.

I think Challenge had a pretty good idea of what a English jack should look like.
4 1/2"

[FRJ]

Also, there were some guys in Kansas City who put a nice English jack together.
4 9/16"

[Open Range-19]

FRJ,
That Kansas is a real honey of a jack.

[FRJ]

Thank you, Sir.
Clark Bros. Kansas City.