All in on jacks

[Stich2442]

Thanks Doug, I gave it a cleaning, soap and water, cleaned out the handle and pivots, alcohol in the pivots and blades, and a healthy dose of mineral oil. I wanted to leave the original patina intact.

That Case is real looker.
-Pete

 

[xbxb]

Some beautiful Patina on these Jacks

 

[Gevonovich]

Pete and Doug...what fine knives!! And great photos too

 

[Doug Add]

Thanks. Here is the other side of the 6232 with an old Camillus I picked up a while back from Vanguard. I really like the blades and the size of the knife, but the black plastic scales don't do much for me. I have some hunter green jigged bone to put on it, just need to save up some $ to get it done.

And one of the Camillus by itself:

 

[knarfeng]

I always like looking at that Camillus. It's similar to the first knife I carried as a boy back in the late 50's. An equal end jack with a wide clip blade paired with a pen blade, black scales and carbon steel blades. Mine was already old and well used when my Dad first let me start carrying it. I have no idea of the maker. Haven't seen that first knife of mine since the mid 60's. But I like looking at yours. Looking forward to seeing what you do with the scales. That'll be awesome.

 

[Vanguard41xx]

Weaver jack

2011 Forum jack

Case Texas jack

Imperial EO jack

H&B jack

PAL jack

Robeson jack

 

[Peter Parker]

 

[Vanguard41xx]

Richards

Ulster

Imperial

Iimperial

Cornwall

 

[DeadFall27]

Might as well post this guy here as well.

 

[bakerg2g]

Here's a few old Jack knives... Thanks for looking.

Jason

Remington Swayback with Sheepsfoot main

Joseph Law Sheffield England Swayback Jack 5" closed

IXL Sheffield Gunstock Jack

Keen Kutter Barehead Jack

Robeson Harness Jack

 

[Doug Add]

All very nice Jason, but this one is hands down my favorite. You've put another one on my radar!

Keen Kutter Barehead Jack

 

[bakerg2g]

Doug it's a nice one! Thanks... The blades are real thick at the top, But they get nice and thin. Check
out this pic... it's blurry, But you can still see how thick it is...

Jason

 

[Doug Add]

Sweet!

 

[Campbellclanman]

Jason, that Remington Sheepstfoot Swayback is a stunner for sure-Whew!
Vanguard, everytime I see that H&B of yours I go WOW!, I apologise for not commenting on it before-but this is not to say that it hasnt Wowed me since I first saw it, thank you for posting that lovely old knife.

 

[CNoyes]

All of these have been previously posted in the "Old Knives" thread, so stop me if I'm repeating myself.

There have been several nice Robeson jacks posted in this thread already, so I'll not duplicate any of those.

All these pre-date WWII, except the 522482 stag trapper.

A wood handled 027 EO jack:

A stag handled 522482 trapper:

A large 622037 cigar jack:

A 4" 622062 regular jack, etched "OUR LEADER":

622284 swell-center:

An interesting curved jack with nice pattern shape, 622357:

A bone handled half trapper, 622482:

A hefty handfull that really fits the hand well, 622426:

A nice two blade "CAMPERS" knife, 622608:

A 4" sleeveboard with pinched bolsters, 622690:

My favorite knife. A 622787 sabre-cut spear etched,"INDIANAPOLIS PAINT AND COLOR":

A slim half-trapper with sabre-cut clip, 622721:

A nice slant bolstered equal-end with interesting clip master, 622847:

A heavy 622056:

An older no frills knife, 622765:

A thin pearl handled Baby Barlow, 722236:

 

[Vanguard41xx]

Two of my favorite knife pictures

 

[Doug Add]

Very nice, especially the first one that shows the entire knife.

 

[Gevonovich]

Charlie
Are you kidding us...post away. It is a joy to view your beautiful knives! Now ...back for another look

 

[mike Berkovitch]

Charlie very impressive, thanks for posting them. It's never enough.
Mike

 

[Campbellclanman]

Charlie
Are you kidding us...post away. It is a joy to view your beautiful knives! Now ...back for another look

I agree with my mate Gevonovich, please...KEEP repeating yourself, I tried to pick a knife out to quote how lovely it is...but I just cant out of that bunch Charlie.