You can certainly see why they were popular. Wish someone would make a run of these today that were readily available to knife users.knowtracks wrote: ↑Sat Mar 20, 2021 10:14 pm Sorry took me so long to get back! Regular winter storm here today so outside work is on hold!Might as well post some pics!!
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3 3/4" closed 2 Bld Jack, Spear main with decent bone. I see why these were so popular back in the day!
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Gorgeous piece, as usual, same with that Sowbelly. You have some sweeeeeeeeeeeties.knowtracks wrote: ↑Sat Mar 20, 2021 10:14 pm Sorry took me so long to get back! Regular winter storm here today so outside work is on hold!Might as well post some pics!!
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I quickly learned to keep a rag on hand every time I looked at your posts in this thread, Dave, but it seems as though I'm going to need a bucket because I just can't stop drooling over all your gorgeous S&Ms...truly an amazing collection.knowtracks wrote: ↑Sat Mar 20, 2021 10:14 pm 3 3/4" closed 2 Bld Jack, Spear main with decent bone. I see why these were so popular back in the day!
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Dave I miss seeing that 5 blade until now. Really nice old knife.
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Great jack, Dave.
Two blade jacks at 3 1/2" to 4" are my favorite knife to carry.
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Thank You danno, DM11, stockman, QT, Ivoryman and cudgee! I appreciate your encouragement! Keeps me goin!!
I'm reasonably certain this would be considered a premium stockman. A little unusual with having 2 clip blades instead of a spey. At 4" closed, lined bolsters, nice cut swedges and again decent jigged bone!
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I'm reasonably certain this would be considered a premium stockman. A little unusual with having 2 clip blades instead of a spey. At 4" closed, lined bolsters, nice cut swedges and again decent jigged bone!
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Knice knives Dave, keep em coming!
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Another nice one, Dave.
I like the two clip blades.
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And I like premium stockmen. Dave you have invested well.
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Thank You Lyle, danno and MB!!!
Here are a couple of pen knives before we get back to the meat and spuds.
A well used Wharncliffe with obviously celluloid covers.... I believe this is also celluloid but I really don't know how to tell real tortoise shell..... perhaps someone here does?
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Here are a couple of pen knives before we get back to the meat and spuds.
A well used Wharncliffe with obviously celluloid covers.... I believe this is also celluloid but I really don't know how to tell real tortoise shell..... perhaps someone here does?
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Dave enjoying this S & M knife thread you started! I should have posted these two earlier but I forgot to and here we are.
I think you saw the lock back folding Hunter when I snagged it at OKCA a few years ago.
The bottom one is another advertising Jack I bought from someone right here on AAPK 4-5 years ago.
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I think you saw the lock back folding Hunter when I snagged it at OKCA a few years ago.
The bottom one is another advertising Jack I bought from someone right here on AAPK 4-5 years ago.
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The lock back is stunning!Duffer wrote: ↑Tue Mar 23, 2021 11:20 pm Dave enjoying this S & M knife thread you started! I should have posted these two earlier but I forgot to and here we are.
I think you saw the lock back folding Hunter when I snagged it at OKCA a few years ago.
The bottom one is another advertising Jack I bought from someone right here on AAPK 4-5 years ago.
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The bottom Jack is not too shabby either. 
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Thanks David, Cudgee ad Dan for your nice comments!
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Lloyd, those are two beautiful knives!

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Lloyd,those are fine knives!Duffer wrote: ↑Tue Mar 23, 2021 11:20 pm Dave enjoying this S & M knife thread you started! I should have posted these two earlier but I forgot to and here we are.
I think you saw the lock back folding Hunter when I snagged it at OKCA a few years ago.
The bottom one is another advertising Jack I bought from someone right here on AAPK 4-5 years ago.
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Two real Beauties right there Lloyd!! You prompted me to dig mine out and to a comparison with the lockback....soon to follow!
I also have one of those metal "tweezers" Miller Bro's!!
Only two I've ever seen but I'd bet they made a bunch of em!
Thank You Danno!!
Here's a barehead jack with some sweet honey bone that looks like it's brand new! Half stops and snaps like a trap!!
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I also have one of those metal "tweezers" Miller Bro's!!
Thank You Danno!!
Here's a barehead jack with some sweet honey bone that looks like it's brand new! Half stops and snaps like a trap!!
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Aptly described, Sweet Honey Bone.knowtracks wrote: ↑Thu Apr 01, 2021 11:54 pm Two real Beauties right there Lloyd!! You prompted me to dig mine out and to a comparison with the lockback....soon to follow!![]()
I also have one of those metal "tweezers" Miller Bro's!!Only two I've ever seen but I'd bet they made a bunch of em!
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Here's a barehead jack with some sweet honey bone that looks like it's brand new! Half stops and snaps like a trap!!![]()
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