All in on jacks

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Anthony
 
See how sleek and elegant ebony gets with age:thumbup:

Deeply impressive knife, could you post a few dimensions please?
 
Ebony Catt This walks "n" talks like the best of 'em
I dunno if its real,its gotta be Ebony,though.A real nice one

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Nice collection, Neil!
Great Nap, Barry!!
Looks real, Vince!!!
 
This is a great thread. I think this knife is about 100 yrs old. I like the very wide blade and it snaps like a trap. It appears to have seen little, if any, use.

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Nice Joseph Elliot, Steve! Interesting proportions!!
Is the main blade quite thick?
 
Here's a pair of NYK Peanuts. The Bone one Has the Hammer Brand etch, The Pearl one is a REVERSE Peanut and is etched "Little Gem" Both are 2 7/8" closed.
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Mike, I want to thank you for starting this thread. In the course of the 3 weeks this has been up, I've seen many very nice jack knives. I learned that I already owned three knives that fit the definition and I was "inspired" to purchase a Case Texas Jack and was extraordinarily blessed to have won Vince's 7K give away and picked up a really nice little Craftsman "made in USA" peanut. It's been a good month for jacks in Athens, LA.

Ed
 
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