Cult of the Texas Jack; why should the peaNUTS get all the glory

Over/under said:
Could all of the Texas Jack Fans tell me about the recent variations offered in the last 5 years? I know of the current amber bone CV, and Stag version as well as stainless versions in green apple with pinched bolsters, lime green, and saw cut green clover. Am I am missing any for someone starting a small collection?

Thanks,
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They made an olive green bone run too. A pic of mine:

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Here is my amber bone Texas jack:

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and my Stag/CV Texas jack:

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Maybe this will qualify me for membership in the cult.

Ed J
 
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There were also some of the 62032s made in Winterbottom Sunset Bone, called the Medium Jack, which was discontinued around the end of 2012. Stainless steel like most of Case's product lines. The coloring was a bit different than the catalog images:

 
To me it looks like an Imperial made Serpentine Jack.. Age can be best told form a stamp and if you can give me the pattent numbers too.


RYNOC1 said:
My only jack


It was my grand pops. Can anyone tell me some info on it? Make ? Age? It has USA stamped on the clip and some patent numbers stamped on the pen blade. Thanks!!
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Alright OldManRunning - I'm sold! I simply should own a Small Texas Jack to live with my two Medium Texas Jack's - bought one yesterday - nicely fitted and quite snappy. OH

Ps I wanted the Olive Green Bone with the grooved bolster as pictured above, but the hardware store/gunshop that I was shopping in only had this one. A nice feature is the CV steel - don't see as many of those when browsing Case Knives.

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When I saw the pictures of Ed's green bone Texas Jack with the grooved bolster and John's Winterbottom bone version, I went out looking for one of either of those two versions - I haven't found one yet. However, yesterday I found this one that has elements of each of the knives you guys own; Winterbottom grooves and Threaded bolsters - Brick Red in color, and SS blades - I jumped right on it! OH

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Old Hunter said:
When I saw the pictures of Ed's green bone Texas Jack with the grooved bolster and John's Winterbottom bone version, I went out looking for one of either of those two versions - I haven't found one yet. However, yesterday I found this one that has elements of each of the knives you guys own; Winterbottom grooves and Threaded bolsters - Brick Red in color, and SS blades - I jumped right on it! OH

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sorry it took so long for me to find this, but excellent knife
i think you'll fit right in ;)
 
Just a bump. The Cult should never die!
ya know, if only to keep annoying the peanut gallery (;)) with our awesomeness!
 
Ryan is correct - :D



... I really like that knife - thanks to our fellow forum member TLARbb who had gifted this knife to me about one year ago :) Thanks Ed!
 
Humppa said:
Ryan is correct - :D



... I really like that knife - thanks to our fellow forum member TLARbb who had gifted this knife to me about one year ago :) Thanks Ed!
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It's looking better all the time. I'm glad you've enjoyed having it and using it.

Ed J
 
I succumbed to peer pressure.



It is bigger than I thought it would be. I guess I had it in my head that it was the size of the small stockman. It really is like a medium stockman, but with only two blades. More comfortable in the hand without the sheepsfoot sitting up high, I'll give it a try.
 
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