New Bullet End Jack

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I kinda like this one. And I thought I was done for a while!

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There is also one on the same frame with an EO notch and a screwdriver/caplifter secondary. I think it's the BF forum knife.
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A nice old pattern. Some nice in progress pics in the Whats Happening Today section. Nice coco and stag in the background.
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This #85 looks sweet!! I was hoping to see the pen in front of the main, but thats just
splitting hairs - GREAT KNIFE GEC!! Will we see EO models on any of them in this run?

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I didn't see EO's mentioned... There's going to be a run with pens and then one with punch blades later in the month.
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There is also one on the same frame with an EO notch and a screwdriver/caplifter secondary. I think it's the BF forum knife.


A punch secondary would be cool!
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I like it! ::drool:: Think they will make one with the Northfield finish?
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I will have to get one of these later in life, they look great. ::nod::
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Whats the cost $$$ ? Any idea?
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I just bought this Black Buffalo Horn,serial #02,from Greg____$90.95 --- the Ebony Wood,same price for serialized*** Old Hundred,has some of either non-serialized for Ebony($83.40) Buffalo ($85.13) Indian Paintbrush ($84.15)_________Monk ::tu::
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I wasn't too interested in this knife until I saw this:

http://greateasterncutlery.net/blog/wp- ... t-stag.jpg
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Stephen wrote:I wasn't too interested in this knife until I saw this:

http://greateasterncutlery.net/blog/wp- ... t-stag.jpg

:shock: ::ds::
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mumblypeg wrote:I like it! ::drool:: Think they will make one with the Northfield finish?
prolly so, and like allllll the rest, no ebony with northfield option.
i would be so broke if they did
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I'm with you Mike....Northfield stag, the only way to go.... ::tu::
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Mike:

And it just keeps gettin' better!

http://greateasterncutlery.net/blog/wp- ... edstag.jpg

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Now THAT'S what I'm talkin' about! ::drool::
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Got this Cocobolo #85, Bullet End Jack, serial #004 ------great lookin' "'Old Style" knife,and the ideal size for everyday carry !!!!!!!!! ::tu::
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Excellent Monk, nice one!! ::nod::

Here is another nice one - Burnt Stag28...... :)

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Great coloring on the two #85's...........
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IMBand wrote:Excellent Monk, nice one!! ::nod::

Here is another nice one - Burnt Stag28...... :)

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Charlie Dorton and I are having 25 of these made with the "KRACK-A-JACK" shield and "OLE JACK" 1 of 25 blade etch , but it will have the "NORTHFIELD" tang stamp . I hope that ours have handles that look this good ! ::pray::

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robinetn wrote:
IMBand wrote:Excellent Monk, nice one!! ::nod::

Here is another nice one - Burnt Stag28...... :)

IM
Charlie Dorton and I are having 25 of these made with the "KRACK-A-JACK" shield and "OLE JACK" 1 of 25 blade etch , but it will have the "NORTHFIELD" tang stamp . I hope that ours have handles that look this good ! ::pray::

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What handle material, Bob? Stag? I'd like to see an ebony version with N'field trim.
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Charlie Dorton and I are having 25 of these made with the "KRACK-A-JACK" shield and "OLE JACK" 1 of 25 blade etch , but it will have the "NORTHFIELD" tang stamp . I hope that ours have handles that look this good ! ::pray::

Bob R. (RIDGEWOOD CUTLERY)[/quote]

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biglmbass wrote:
robinetn wrote:
IMBand wrote:Excellent Monk, nice one!! ::nod::

Here is another nice one - Burnt Stag28...... :)

IM
Charlie Dorton and I are having 25 of these made with the "KRACK-A-JACK" shield and "OLE JACK" 1 of 25 blade etch , but it will have the "NORTHFIELD" tang stamp . I hope that ours have handles that look this good ! ::pray::

Bob R. (RIDGEWOOD CUTLERY)
What handle material, Bob? Stag? I'd like to see an ebony version with N'field trim.
They will be stag , but I am not sure if it will be burnt stag (I hope it is) .

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robinetn wrote:They will be stag. I am not sure if it will be burnt stag (I hope it is) .

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jerryd6818 wrote:
robinetn wrote:They will be stag. I am not sure if it will be burnt stag (I hope it is) .

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Don't you get to specify with an SFO?
Charlie worked out the deal on the spur of the moment and told them to use what stag they had available . They had some pics on their "What's happening" page , but I couldn't tell how the stag was going to look when it is finished (I asked him to try for burnt stag). We were just lucky to get our order in under the wire . This wasn't a standard SFO , we were just riding on the "coat tail" of their reg. production .

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