Mike, that Nagle knife, in the first picture of this thread, has a long pull on both sides of the blade. Incredible that it help up. Must be very thin in the nick?galvanic1882 wrote: ↑Fri Jul 25, 2008 2:27 pm OK I thought I would start an new one with Jacks. The first group are from the left. Utica etched with the older UTK mark on the back tang, W.H. Sample Albany, Electric Cutlery New Jersey, my latest pick up Nagle Re-Blade, Sperry & Alexander twice, Carrier Cutlery Elmira it's a salesman's sample.
Some knives named Jack, but not English Show me yours.
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Three more jacks.
Hatch
Schrade Cut. Co.
Utica
Hatch
Schrade Cut. Co.
Utica
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Joe,Keith and Ike,you guys are putting out the JACK!

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How about some different handle materials.
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Those are very nice and great photo too.
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A few more. A Robeson, Catt, Armstrong, Brown shoe and an Ulster
I guess they are all considered jacks. The Armstrong is probably considered a boys knife.
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I guess they are all considered jacks. The Armstrong is probably considered a boys knife.
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Nice collection of knives, Ludwig26.
Some more jacks.
Crucible
Hibbard, Spencer, Bartlett
Pal
Utica
Some more jacks.
Crucible
Hibbard, Spencer, Bartlett
Pal
Utica
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The Crucible and Utica are gorgeous!
I love celluloid (when not outgassing).
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I am a day or so behind here. Some dandies, Kerry! Joe, I am a fan of yellow and really like that HSB.
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Thank you, David and Ike.
Ike, that HSB is covered in old smooth white bone, turned yellow.
Glad you like it.
Ike, that HSB is covered in old smooth white bone, turned yellow.
Glad you like it.
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FRJ you have one deep collection.
Here’s a few more. I’ll have to drag some more out.
Case Bradford
Robeson
Robeson
Case xx 40 to 64
Brighton knife co
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Here’s a few more. I’ll have to drag some more out.
Case Bradford
Robeson
Robeson
Case xx 40 to 64
Brighton knife co
IXL
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Thank you, Ludwig.
What nice knives those are. Very nice condition. Better than most of mine.
Keep em' commin'.
What nice knives those are. Very nice condition. Better than most of mine.
Keep em' commin'.
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Some more jacks to look at.
Cattaraugus
Standard
N.Y. Hammer
American Shear & Knife
Union Knife Co. Naugatuck
Cattaraugus
Standard
N.Y. Hammer
American Shear & Knife
Union Knife Co. Naugatuck
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Thanks for getting this thread back up again, some really great knives have been posted
Can't believe I started it 12 years ago!
Here is a nice IXL jack that I just picked up. A lot of original finish on the blades.
Here is a nice IXL jack that I just picked up. A lot of original finish on the blades.
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Looks like an English Jack to me. Just curious why you excluded English Jacks when you started the thread?????????galvanic1882 wrote: ↑Sat Oct 24, 2020 1:46 pm Thanks for getting this thread back up again, some really great knives have been posted![]()
Can't believe I started it 12 years ago!
Here is a nice IXL jack that I just picked up. A lot of original finish on the blades.
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"The #72 pattern has got to be pretty close to the perfect knife."
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Jerry, when I started the thread way back when I had also started one for English Jacks, not knives from England but large 4-4/12" closed English Jacks and so I wanted to start one that showed smaller jacks not "English" it did not refer to knives made in England. Below is the thread.jerryd6818 wrote: ↑Sat Oct 24, 2020 2:55 pmLooks like an English Jack to me. Just curious why you excluded English Jacks when you started the thread?????????galvanic1882 wrote: ↑Sat Oct 24, 2020 1:46 pm Thanks for getting this thread back up again, some really great knives have been posted![]()
Can't believe I started it 12 years ago!
Here is a nice IXL jack that I just picked up. A lot of original finish on the blades.
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I knew what you meant (or at least I thought I did). I never connected English Jacks with the country. When someone said English Jack, in my head I pictured the 4½" Jack knives.galvanic1882 wrote: ↑Sat Oct 24, 2020 3:12 pmJerry, when I started the thread way back when I had also started one for English Jacks, not knives from England but large 4-4/12" closed English Jacks and so I wanted to start one that showed smaller jacks not "English" it did not refer to knives made in England. Below is the thread.jerryd6818 wrote: ↑Sat Oct 24, 2020 2:55 pmLooks like an English Jack to me. Just curious why you excluded English Jacks when you started the thread?????????galvanic1882 wrote: ↑Sat Oct 24, 2020 1:46 pm Thanks for getting this thread back up again, some really great knives have been posted![]()
Can't believe I started it 12 years ago!
Here is a nice IXL jack that I just picked up. A lot of original finish on the blades.
viewtopic.php?f=35&t=9254
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The Few. The Proud.
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"The #72 pattern has got to be pretty close to the perfect knife."
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Nice knife you have there, Mike
It doesn't look like they could have got any more blade in that well.
That spear is so long.
Here are some more jacks.
Cattaraugus
Camillus 23 long line
Camillus 23 long line
Camillus 23 short line
Kabar
It doesn't look like they could have got any more blade in that well.
That spear is so long.
Here are some more jacks.
Cattaraugus
Camillus 23 long line
Camillus 23 long line
Camillus 23 short line
Kabar
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More Camillus 23 jacks
A Camillus 23 customized by Glen for Tommy. A Camillus 23 customized by Glen for me. A Camillus 23 short line.
A Camillus 23 customized by Glen for Tommy. A Camillus 23 customized by Glen for me. A Camillus 23 short line.
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Nice 23 customized.jerryd6818 wrote: ↑Sat Oct 24, 2020 11:36 pm More Camillus 23 jacks
A Camillus 23 customized by Glen for Tommy.
Tommy's Thunderbird Camillus 23.JPG
A Camillus 23 customized by Glen for me.
Camillus 23 with Corporal Chevrons - Main Open Mark (10-4-2016).JPG
A Camillus 23 short line.
Camillus 23 Short-Line (10-30-19).jpg