Couple Of Newly Acquired Older Case Jacks

Terrific additions to your fine collection Elliott. I'm especially partial to that 31 jack, but they are both really nice classic pocketknives.

It's probably a good thing that sittin' on an ol' favorite pocketknife doesn't hatch a new one, as most of us would likely start hanging around the henhouse like a bunch of cluckin' broody leghorns. :D
 
It's probably a good thing that sittin' on an ol' favorite pocketknife doesn't hatch a new one, as most of us would likely start hanging around the henhouse like a bunch of cluckin' broody leghorns.
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Boy, I say boy, that's not a jack, this heah's a jack...
 
:)Nice example of the 1946 Foghorn J. Leghorn pattern...doo-dah! doo-dah!:)
 
It's good to see so many fans of the "regular" jacks. Great, honest working knives. :thumbup: :cool:
 
Me too, me too!! :D

This one sees quite a bit of pocket duty:
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Got it for a song, compared to what a new one goes for.
 
Blues, those are so sweet I bet they smell like honey ;)


Thats a beaut you have there too sixgunner !
 
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4ever3 said:
Blues, those are so sweet I bet they smell like honey ;)


Thats a beaut you have there too sixgunner !
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Kinda smell like Tuf-Glide at the moment. ;)

Thanks for the good words. These older knives are a lot of fun to examine, sharpen and carry. :cool:
 
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