English Jacks, Again!!

[Oldy]

The keen

Old Keen Kutter to look at.

Beautiful knives everyone! Especially partial to the older ones posted by Charlie waynorth and Lloyd @Luger1952. Really love the Keen Kutter, P&G @pistonsandgears , great bolster.
Here is another Keen Kutter.

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The keen Kotter is the kind of jigging I miss

 

[Will Power]

Washington is not in England,but I have been wrong on so many things that I do not know for sure,if this is the case.

I'm afraid you got that right about being wrong... 67k people would disagree with you....

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Washington,_Tyne_and_Wear

 

[Will Power]

Here are four of mine. All Schrade made. All are 4 & 1/2 inches.

From the top:
1. Arched tang stamp two blade pick bone
2. Winchester tang stamped two blade
3. Spear single blade
4. Lock back
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Only just seen this thread, those are phenomenal examples and that Spear goes to the top, it's got THE shield. Lovely colour to these knives, caramel type, interesting bolsters and a Lockback version, amazed

Thanks, Will

 

[Will Power]

My sole example from Schatt&Morgan, Wormgroove Bone. Queen Cutlery did a line of QCCC knives which included an English Jack in Bone, Wood and Stag which looked very good, anybody have one to show ?

 

[JW225]

My sole example from Schatt&Morgan, Wormgroove Bone. Queen Cutlery did a line of QCCC knives which included an English Jack in Bone, Wood and Stag which looked very good, anybody have one to show ?

Love that particular example. Very nice blade combo —particularly fond of the distinctive sheepfoot. Great covers and lovely bolsters to boot!

 

[hornetguy]

This is one that Schatt and Morgan called the English Jack.... ebony...

 

[knowtracks]

Older English Jack.....





Dave

 

[Will Power]

knowtracks That's what it's all about: Spear, Barehead and rich caramel bone, superb example

 

[Mike Robuck]

Beautiful Dave! Love the bone

 

[herder]

Charlie, thanks for reviving a thread featuring one of my favorite model types.
Here is an old Henckels lock back with fine old German stag.

 

[waynorth]

Charlie, thanks for reviving a thread featuring one of my favorite model types.
Here is an old Henckels lock back with fine old German stag.

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Real nice Henckels, Neal!! Great handles!!! And Blade!! I've always felt English Jacks should have a lock!! Especially since they are considered self-defense weapons!!

 

[Campbellclanman]

Dave, as Charlie said on another Thread- Beautiful bed of Beads and I am betting some of those would be very old and rare!
Nice old English Jack my friend- I can't see that Tang Stamp quite clear enough- is this a very old Shatt & Morgan?

Herder - Oh My....... what an entry for the day! That's and outstanding Lockback - that there is stunning!

Arent we lucky to view these Knives!

 

[knowtracks]

It's a Titusville Schatt, Duncan. So maybe not a century old yet.

Dave

 

[knowtracks]

S&M





Dave

 

[Campbellclanman]

These Knives are looking Great Dave, don't stop brother!

 

[galvanic1882]

Single bladed lockback with box Electric Cutlery, one of the first patterns I collected.

 

[waynorth]

Single bladed lockback with box Electric Cutlery, one of the first patterns I collected.View attachment 2429665

Nice, Mike!! Great treasure!! I can see how that knife (and box!) led to even greater things!!!

 

[knowtracks]

Another!

 

[Johnnythefox]

There appears top be some for sale on GECs own website for those who missed out.

I was able to add one to cart as a test for you.

#871223 English Jack - Indian Paint Brush Jigged Bone​

 

[Oldy]

From gec store