Coffin Jack

[MerryMadMonk]

Sears Craftsman Sta-Sharp Coffin Jack c.1927-1940 --- made by Camillus. Not the best pictures, but the only ones I have at the moment.

 

[coolio]

Brad, that's a Gunstock pattern.

Not sure you read the original post Monk, It was what would be a good platform, i.e., starting point, for making a new pattern - a GEC coffin.

 

[MerryMadMonk]

Not sure you read the original post Monk, It was what would be a good platform, i.e., starting point, for making a new pattern - a GEC coffin.

Arrrg! Missed that. Sorry.

 

[coolio]

Hey, no prob!

 

[DeathbySnooSnoo]

Thanks. Getting it for $210 was the icing on a very sweet cake, but no suede pouch:grumpy:

For that price I wouldn't be too bothered about the lack of a pouch...
I'd love to get my hands on one for near that price!
It just has great lines and I really like that your ebony is nice and black.

 

[alclark2]

I can finally contribute to this with my own coffin jack.

https://flic.kr/p/tDT8Ct by Aaron Clark, on Flickr

Gary (G2) has better pictures of it, but here is one I took upon arrival.

 

[SAK Guy]

I recently got one of these...great knife!!!!!!

 

[bozack]

I just received this one a week ago, or so.


Ant these, too.

 

[Gary W. Graley]

Glad you're liking that Coffin Jack ! here's a photo I took of that one a while back;

G2

 

[chuckgp]

For that price I wouldn't be too bothered about the lack of a pouch...
I'd love to get my hands on one for near that price!
It just has great lines and I really like that your ebony is nice and black.

Thanks, yeah it was a very lucky buy. Just saw the new one with Antique bone and damascus, very nice.