Cut Diamonds!!

Awesome jigging on the Navy knife!
Z6CUSc7.jpg
 
0D76EF95-DA75-4BFE-8C16-DB5B45691056_zpspthhizwu.jpg


This recent Chestnut Jigged Bone Diamond Jack is my first Charlie Campagna offering, but hopefully not the last. Just a beautiful knife that I'm proud to carry.
I especially like this from the tube, "No one said life is easy. A sharp blade is an exquisite delight in an uncertain world. Maintain the edge, oil the joint, and enjoy your existence on this battered old planet!"
Thanks, Charlie!
 
Those 77's would be good testimony to what you say Charlie- BUT.....in saying this- pick up any 38, 66, 15 ( I could go on ) Frame and see the remarkable Quality in these Knives, GEC is an amazing thing for America, would it be fair to say like Schrade & Camillus were in their day, it seems that GEC has picked up the game from where these Iconic Cutler Firms left off and is moving forward ahead with Class.
I love my GEC's, and have plenty of them to back this up- and I pay more for them than my American Friends as well!
 
Al, I simply LOVE looking at your extensive collection, I was gifted this Clip Point- the one that is avoiding you my friend- this beautiful example was gifted to me by a good friend - so I could never part with it, Charlie was right when he stated on the Labels that these are possibly the most beautiful Modern Traditional that you could get - the Quality is simply outstanding, aesthetically wise- 10 out of 10, just a wonderful creation!



Spears..
 
Nice Campbell ! I never get tired of looking at the Washington's . They are one of my favorites .
 
waynorth said:
We have a "Diamonds in the Rough" thread, and other Diamond references. My Diamond series doesn't actually belong with the <D-E>s, so I thought I would post them here, and enlist everyone's help in making a complete listing. For whatever reason, I don't have every variation, so please add a pic of yours if you can! Thanks!!
The first Diamond Jacks;
View attachment 706639
The 7th Harness Jack;
View attachment 706640

The Radio Knife, and the Sailor's knife which is the only one without a shield. The Diamond is etched on the blade of course!
View attachment 706642

More to follow!! Next post . . . . . . . .
Click to expand...


The bail and matching trim on the rope knife is the best I have ever seen, its a work of art.


But that awl/punch on the Harness Jack looks like the perfect tool to accompany a blade to be used,More useful than a cap lifter I am sure.

If I have a bottle of beer I will always find a way to open it anyway,hold it against the side of a table and whack down with the palm of the hand (never fails).


I dont usually set goals, but I am setting one to buy a Harness Jack.
 
JohnDF said:
Those are two knives that always get my heart racing. 🤠 :thumbsup:
Click to expand...
Thanks John, I used to carry the Radio Jack a great deal, it's a fantastic knife 🙂 The Diamond Jack is one of my dressing-up knives! 😁👍
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Back
Top