Lizard1123 is a sniper who bids huge. He's beat me on some exceptional knives. I've only managed to return the "favor" once. since then, I swear he bids even higher.galvanic1882 wrote:I don't know Eric but the high bidder was lizard1123. He also out bid me on a horn handled jack a few weeks ago.
English Jacks show yours
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Here's another English Jack, at 4 3/8". I just clipped it out of my Empire display, which I am slowly reworking.
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Hi:
Thanks for the thread. There has been a couple of others that I have shown this in but I always enjoy showing one of my favorites. At 4 1/4 " closed it is small by standards. I like it anyway.
moss
Thanks for the thread. There has been a couple of others that I have shown this in but I always enjoy showing one of my favorites. At 4 1/4 " closed it is small by standards. I like it anyway.
moss
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Very nice knives everyone
It is a great pattern. As Upnorth once noted; all my jacks are English. This is an old Eye Witness knife circa 1880s-90s.
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This thread has some of the nicest knives I've seen in a while, great knives everyone! 
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Here's an Ulster! Just for Mike!!
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OK upnorth just send me a PM and I will send one back with my address so you can sned it to me since, as you said, this one is for Mike.
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But - but
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Glad you like it! I think I'll hang on for a while!
Glad you like it! I think I'll hang on for a while!
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When I die I want to be reincarnated as a nice old pocket knife, so I can go live at Upnorth's house with all his knives 
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Yikes
!! Now I'm gonna have bad dreams
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People living in my safe
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I take it as a compliment, Adam; thanks

People living in my safe
I take it as a compliment, Adam; thanks
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Weird wish indeed, wanting to be reincarnated as a harness jack! Anyway, how does the little release work on the side of some of those English Jack's? Are they a lock and release mechanism?
Hal
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The "hump" on the back is a lock release, Thawk. You push it in to release the blade. It's essentially similar to the back lock that sits in a cutout, but rides higher.thawk wrote:Weird wish indeed, wanting to be reincarnated as a harness jack! Anyway, how does the little release work on the side of some of those English Jack's? Are they a lock and release mechanism?
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Hello everybody, Those are sure some awesome looking english jacks posted. I thought I would share my Napanoch English Jack--Thanks Mark
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Ratlesnake, I really like that Nap. I don't have any Nap's. Here are a couple Challenge with a Remington in the center. Nothing as nice as the Nap.
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Those challenge jacks are sure awesome looking!! Thx Mark
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What a great thread full of great knives
First find in a looong time!
Picked up this old Continental Cutlery Co NY english jack, a cousin to galvanic1882's Robeson and Terrier. It has an interesting difference from his that I can see (aside from being used
) it has steel bolsters instead of nickel silver.
Since Robeson, which made this one, was located in Rochester I set up the photo with a magazine from another Rochester company from about the same era as the knife.
First find in a looong time!
Since Robeson, which made this one, was located in Rochester I set up the photo with a magazine from another Rochester company from about the same era as the knife.
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Nice old Continental, AKC !
I had forgotten about this thread. I guess I can put this one in here too. Despite the the stamp, it doesn't get much more "English" than having horn handles.
Fran


I had forgotten about this thread. I guess I can put this one in here too. Despite the the stamp, it doesn't get much more "English" than having horn handles.
Fran


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Thanks sauconian, thats a classic example there, and a heck of a rare find with that stamp! 
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Does this old Challenge qualify?


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I do have this Carl Schmidt Sohn....

and I suppose this Custom Ken Coats could be considered an English Jack...


and I suppose this Custom Ken Coats could be considered an English Jack...

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Here is my latest English Jack. I love the bone on this Ulster and the Washington bolsters are a favorite of mine. I was glad to resurrect this thread with this knife.

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As I was putting the Ulster away I forgot that I picked this one up awhile ago and never posted it. Another English Jack Humpback. The mark is ELECTRIC CUT CO NEWARK NJ. Check out the bone on this one!!!

This one and the Ulster are 4 1/2" closed.
This one and the Ulster are 4 1/2" closed.
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Two nice ones, Mike! And a welcome back to this Olde English thread!
Here is a nice Schrade sub-contract for a firm in my old home town!
And I traded for it at this past April's show in Oregon; my favorite knife show in this sector of the Solar system!!
Here is a nice Schrade sub-contract for a firm in my old home town!
And I traded for it at this past April's show in Oregon; my favorite knife show in this sector of the Solar system!!
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What a great thread! Thanks for showing all of them. Here are a few... I can't compete in the shiny department, however. In fact, the bottom one is due for points and plugs.

These are new ones.


These are new ones.

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Winchester 2907, 4 3/8 inches long.
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