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Another beautiful and unique knife.

Beautiful knife, Roger. The square tool, is it a gauge for setting the points??

TJ that was my thought also.

You all have posted some very nice Challenge knives, I really think they are some of the highest quality vintage knives out there.

Picked up this bare head jack with sheepsfoot main blade this week, I don't think vintage sheepsfoot jacks are all that common, at least I don't come across very many. Knife is in very good shape for its age.

Awesome looking knife John ... beautiful bone and nice blades!! I guess they call these Carpenters Jacks if I am not mistaken....

Thank you Lee and thanks for the pattern name, always wondered if there was a specific name for this knife, I have an early Cattaraugus just like this one.

John, that is a beautiful knife you have there.

Outstanding score John Lloyd

Very nice, peanut, love that Autoist's Companion etch! Beautiful barehead jack, John, great bone, rattail and ringed bolster and a long pull sheepsfoot main blade go together nicely!!
Dan

A+ John.

First two photos - a used old Cigar pattern, next is a lock back English Jack ( missing the folding guard like several others shown) and last, a couple of Scouts with a little etch left on the masters.

Here's a nice, stout jack knife with half stops on both blades.
Solid all the way around ...... but it is a Challenge. 3 3/8".

Beautiful Challenge Joe!

Joe

Thank you, guys.

Joe, beautiful old Challenge jack knife. The handles are especially nice!

Beauty of a Challenge Joe ... great looking bone and nice blades !!!

Thank you, Jerry and Lee.

Beautiful knives, farside and Joe!
Dan

Thank you, Dan.

Here's a nice Challenge with a bail.

Joe,you do like those Challenge knives,has do I.

Yes I do, Roger.
They sure knew how to put a knife together.

Another great knife, Joe!
Dan

That is a pretty one Joe. ___Dave