All About Pocket Knives

This is a A J Jordan I'm not real familiar with the name, any replies much apreciated.

Nope. No hope at all for that one Greg. Just send it to me and I'll see that it's properly disposed of.

A.J. Jordan Cutlery Co. 1878-1926, apparently from. St. Louis.
How's the action on that thing?
Nice big folder with lots of hope.

FRJ wrote:A.J. Jordan Cutlery Co. 1878-1926, apparently from. St. Louis.
How's the action on that thing?
Nice big folder with lots of hope.

Good half stops and snaps like a gator

Yeah, you got a good one there.
I've got a Jordan around here too. Can't remember what knife it is. I'll try to dig it out.

Just like my son in law............lots of POtential there.

That's a knife that deserves some restoration effort. I'm sure one of the knife mechanics here on AAPK could make that knife look like a million bucks.

Whiskey colored bone with American Standard jigging should be a very close match to the bone that is on there.
I would definitely say it's worth the effort to repair it.

Agreed. I would try to save the pile side, and just redo the mark side. Nice one.

0078, I found my old Jordan. 4 3/8". Mine is used up a bit!, but will still cut a ham.

Definitely worth a little work. You don't see many Jordan folders and that, other than the bone, looks like a nice knife.

Wayne