Rare 'Daddy'

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Gunstock Jack
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Rare 'Daddy'

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I'm trying to aquire info on the Daddy Barlow with the jigged bone.
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The knife is a ten dot and has a brass frame and nickel/silver bolster along with the jigged bone. Lower knife is a standard XX model.

Help me out here! ::shrug::
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Re: Rare 'Daddy'

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Hey, welcome back! What info are you looking for? Both are great looking knives. ::tu:: ::tu::
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Thanks! Looking for info on the jigged bone - never seen another - heard it was a "prototype" maybe.
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Re: Rare 'Daddy'

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Maybe. Never seen a Daddy with jigged bone. I have a 10 dot Daddy with the usual saw cut bone. That jigged bone on the one in the pic is defiantly Case bone, so not a rehandle. I'm sure Knifeaholic would know something.
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