I snipped this photo of an old Robeson jack knife off the internet some time ago.
It has great rat tail bolsters.
Now, are my eyes deceiving me, or is the knife not a curved or sway-back jack? Or, is it just a regular jack?
Charlie Noyes
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Re: Regular Jack or Curved?
My eyes are old too but I think its just a swell end jack.
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Re: Regular Jack or Curved?
My impression is if the photograph were taken directly above the knife you wouldn't have the curve of the scale giving the impression of a curved frame. If that's a curved jack they didn't give it much curve. Heck of a knife.
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Re: Regular Jack or Curved?
my $0.2...I think it's a reg jack and the main blade doesn't open all the way (straight) 
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