Ha ha!! Thanks for letting it go Mike!! I always think fondly of you my friend, when I CF and CE that knife!!Hey, I like that NYK Co. knife as well. I can't believe anyone would ever get rid of that one.
Nice move, Vapor, bringing those beauties over here!! Very cool collection!!
NYK!!
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All museum pieces but that New York is I think my heart skipped a few beats ! Thank you so much for the candy, Charlie ! That Ulster is making me want to hunt now....that lockback design has had me in its grasp for some timeA few more. Schrade, Ulster and Empire!!
I don't own the Ulster nor the Empire any more.
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Ok time for school, what makes a knife an English jack exactly? For example would my Challenge harness jack also be considered an English jack? Blade configuration? Or is it more size related?
Just so we are clear, the term "English Jack" refers to a knife over 4" long!
It can be slim, regular or sleeveboard, but it is the length that defines it.