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You are on the list ... thanks David!dlr110 wrote: ↑Tue Jan 27, 2026 4:28 pmTony, please put my name right under 'Q'...Corn Creek Cutlery wrote: ↑Mon Jan 26, 2026 3:24 pm You are at the top of the list 'Q' Will update when available ... thanks!
Awesome Nolichunky collection Kevin!!!knifeaddict1965 wrote: ↑Sat Jan 24, 2026 9:05 pm Hunkering down for the winter storm headed our way, so taking advantage of the free time to get a shot of the beautiful new Vintage Jigged Bone Nolichucky Jack I just received from CCC Tony, along with a group shot of the three others I have gotten from him. And once again, Tony threw in a little something extra with this cool leather knife slip. Thanks again, Tony, for your continued generosity and outstanding service.
Vintage Jigged Bone Nolichucky Jack.jpg
Nolichucky Jack Group Shot.jpg
Thanks, John!jmh58 wrote: ↑Wed Jan 28, 2026 4:31 pmAwesome Nolichunky collection Kevin!!!knifeaddict1965 wrote: ↑Sat Jan 24, 2026 9:05 pm Hunkering down for the winter storm headed our way, so taking advantage of the free time to get a shot of the beautiful new Vintage Jigged Bone Nolichucky Jack I just received from CCC Tony, along with a group shot of the three others I have gotten from him. And once again, Tony threw in a little something extra with this cool leather knife slip. Thanks again, Tony, for your continued generosity and outstanding service.
You need to add the Bourbon Bone and you will be set!!!
John
I do have a bad habit of wanting every handle material in certain patterns I like but honestly hadn't considered that initially when I got these. I just loved this pattern and the Smooth Moss Green Bone they originally came in, and now ol' CCC Tony continues to feed my addiction with all the beautiful new variations they are putting out, 
not to mention the beautiful Stag model he bombed me with. 
DM sent!!knifeaddict1965 wrote: ↑Wed Jan 28, 2026 10:14 pmThanks, John!jmh58 wrote: ↑Wed Jan 28, 2026 4:31 pmAwesome Nolichunky collection Kevin!!!knifeaddict1965 wrote: ↑Sat Jan 24, 2026 9:05 pm Hunkering down for the winter storm headed our way, so taking advantage of the free time to get a shot of the beautiful new Vintage Jigged Bone Nolichucky Jack I just received from CCC Tony, along with a group shot of the three others I have gotten from him. And once again, Tony threw in a little something extra with this cool leather knife slip. Thanks again, Tony, for your continued generosity and outstanding service.
You need to add the Bourbon Bone and you will be set!!!
John
Now that you've done went and stoked my OCD, I may have to be on the lookout for that missing Bourbon Bone to complete the set.
BTW... Have you had any luck finding the Bora Bora Blue to complete your beautiful Beaver Creek Barlow set?
In his own thread Scale Military requested suggestions for buying or making a less expensive alternative for a GEC 54 cigar shaped jack knife. He wrote he is considering rehandling a substitute knife with micarta to match the GEC he wants. A Camillus 23 and a Briarpatch Jack were suggested alternatives.
Great review John! Welcome to RoseCraft Blades!Lansky1 wrote: ↑Thu Feb 05, 2026 11:10 pm I jumped into the pool ... very impressed with the fit and finish of this Rosecraft single blade trapper. Here's a summary ...
- Zero gaps in the spring/liners
- Half stop is crisp as can be
- Factory edge grind is truly impressive - I don't think I could Lansky it any sharper - grinds are perfectly centered on each side of the blade ... I just mention this to say this is EXPONENTIALLY better than the last few late model Case knife grinds I've seen which should have never left the factory - IMHO this is the best example of attention to detail on the Rosecraft knife - I'd like to buy a beer to whomever ground the blade - they know what they're doing
- Shield inlay is amazing
- G10 (micarta ?) sides are fitted perfectly - no high spots
- Blade centers spot-on when closed in the frame
- Nail nick is nicely cut/ground
- Pins are perfectly flush with the sides - hey GEC - THAT's how you do it
- Swedge is a nice touch - well done
Only thing I'm not crazy about is the single groove in the bolster ... looks chinsey like alot of the other Chinese makers today. A simple plain bolster would have separated the brand from the rest of the pack.
Looking forward to seeing how the D2 holds up. Highly recommend ...
Excellent review!Lansky1 wrote: ↑Thu Feb 05, 2026 11:10 pm I jumped into the pool ... very impressed with the fit and finish of this Rosecraft single blade trapper. Here's a summary ...
- Zero gaps in the spring/liners
- Half stop is crisp as can be
- Factory edge grind is truly impressive - I don't think I could Lansky it any sharper - grinds are perfectly centered on each side of the blade ... I just mention this to say this is EXPONENTIALLY better than the last few late model Case knife grinds I've seen which should have never left the factory - IMHO this is the best example of attention to detail on the Rosecraft knife - I'd like to buy a beer to whomever ground the blade - they know what they're doing
- Shield inlay is amazing
- G10 (micarta ?) sides are fitted perfectly - no high spots
- Blade centers spot-on when closed in the frame
- Nail nick is nicely cut/ground
- Pins are perfectly flush with the sides - hey GEC - THAT's how you do it
- Swedge is a nice touch - well done
Only thing I'm not crazy about is the single groove in the bolster ... looks chinsey like alot of the other Chinese makers today. A simple plain bolster would have separated the brand from the rest of the pack.
Looking forward to seeing how the D2 holds up. Highly recommend ...
Tony - any intel on when the Hatchie River (Lanny Clip) pattern will be coming out ? Any specs available yet or is it too early ... thxCorn Creek Cutlery wrote: ↑Mon Jan 26, 2026 1:52 pm RoseCraft is releasing another new pattern Monday February 9th 2026 ... in 14C28N stainless steel!
RoseCraft Barren Fork Jack Blue Denim Micarta (RCT031-BDM)
I have 6 available for pre-order now ... $61.99 + $4.00 shipping
Send me a PM if you want to reserve one ... thanks!
The RoseCraft Barren Fork Jack Blue Denim Micarta is a one-bladed square-end jack pattern that features a 2.9” 14C28N classic clip point blade with a brushed satin finish, long pull, half-stop and heavy swedging. It has blue denim Micarta covers with brushed stainless steel bolsters, liners, and nickel silver pins. It carries the RoseCraft Diamond shield. This is the first offering from RoseCraft with 14C28N stainless steel. It's 3.625” closed, 6.5” overall, and weighs just 2.8oz. This pattern was inspired by a very old NON-XLL pattern by Joseph Allen & Sons of Sheffield and re-imagined by Andy Armstrong.
Why 14C28N Steel?
Our customers asked for a stainless steel, and 14C28N fit that bill perfectly. It's a stainless steel with high corrosion resistance which means you don't have to be as careful about getting it completely dry like you might with D2.
Another release of this knife is coming in February, in "Red Jigged Bone" ... I will have more than 6 of these in stock(see second pic).
And some more news ... In the third pic is a sneak peek of upcoming releases, also in 14C28N steel ... dates TBD, including a Wharnecliffe Copperhead.
Tony, my man....you know I'll be wanting one of those Dapper Bone Wharnie Copperheads, for sure 
