Eureka, Talon, 92 Photo Gallery

[Macchina]

I LOVE my Talon! I just got a matching Northfield 92 Spear Point in Rosewood that's in my pocket right now!

 

[Half/Stop]

Beautiful knives everyone :thumbup: I find it hard to believe that I do not own a 92 pattern of my own.

I bought a 92 Talon in Goldenrod and with a Wharncliffe blade for a friend at work. Sort of to introduce him to

the qualities of the Great Eastern Cutlery Brands. When I looked at the knife, I had to think twice just how

good of a friend was this guy! But he loves the knife

 

[Gevonovich]

I am with you mate ! :thumbup::thumbup:

Tryin' to think up something to trade him out of that beauty - I'm drawing blanks so far.

Your pill buster comes to mind

 

[meako]

Calico smooth bone-has only been used to trim the sporran and clean a couple of trouts from the loch

 

[paulhilborn]

Paul, your Talon has the best looking bone I have seen so far....wow!!

Thank you Gev, why I don't carry it very often is a shame

 

[Primble]

Your pill buster comes to mind.

Macchina - your ebony 92 looks great with the wear ! :thumbup::thumbup:

Meako - fine specimen ! :thumbup::thumbup:

 

[Rockon75]

Here is my viper w/ spear blade. This is a dandy EDC. I've stated this before on other posts, but the nail nick on this one is so deep you'd think that they cut a hole clean through it. the top part of the nick is a sharp 90 degrees. Best executed nail nick I've seen. I carried this for 6 months straight before the TK Cuban took over. I still carry it from time to time.

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[Rockon75]

Oh, I recently acquired this finely modified 92 jack. I know you are out there Gary............Post 'em up buddy!

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[Joe58]

Some very nice photos of eureka jacks have been posted. I think it's a great pattern that perhaps is under appreciated a little. Those Champlins are sweet.

This is the only one I have currently. It's one from Dr. T I picked up from a forum member quite awhile back now. Dark red jigged bone. Blade is of ATS34. Doesn't seem to show it, but I carry it fairly often. One of my favorites from him.

 

[Primble]

Smokin' HOT Eureka Jack from Dr. T Joe !!! :thumbup::thumbup::thumbup:

Oh, I recently acquired this finely modified 92 jack. I know you are out there Gary............Post 'em up buddy!

I think I have seen that one before. It still looks really great. :thumbup::thumbup:

 

[Rusty1]

Thanks for the comments Will & Rob.

Russell

 

[Macchina]

Thanks Primble!
I really like this pattern and would love to see it in other variations in the future. The handle, size, and pull strength are all perfect for a light duty single blade.

 

[paulhilborn]

WOW Rusty and Joe!!! BEAUTIFUL Eurekas:thumbup:

 

[paulhilborn]

I am with you mate ! :thumbup::thumbup:

Tryin' to think up something to trade him out of that beauty - I'm drawing blanks so far.

Rob, apparently I didn't see your quote I'd pass out do to knife overload just perusing your collection of outstanding knives but I just know we could come to some sort of agreement

 

[Cory Hess]

As I mentioned in a previous thread, I have recently been blessed with my first Eureka Jack. Here is a badly lit picture of it pulling lemonade duty tonight:

 

[Crazy Canuck]

So much good in this thread

Here's an older picture of mine. Great little knife, and so comfortable for pull cutting.

 

[mangelo2407]

Great thread !! I have a rosewood in the mail , so yes digging this topic, cant wait to fondle it

 

[Gary W. Graley]

Yep, the 92 frame feels just right, if the blades were only in 440c I would have never ever let this one part ways I did grind down the spear point into a clip, I know, some may not care for that but for me I just like a pointier blade...

and that coping blade took an excellent edge and needle sharp point, well, both blades were able to get to a crazy sharp level,

It's one I will miss a great deal !
G2

 

[black mamba]

My modified (clipped the spear main) #92.

And a couple of Frank Buster Celebrated Fight'n Roosters, a user in stag and a mint jigged bone beauty.

 

[Primble]

Thanks Primble!
I really like this pattern and would love to see it in other variations in the future. The handle, size, and pull strength are all perfect for a light duty single blade.

Nice picture of the pair Macchina. I agree with your thoughts.

Rob, apparently I didn't see your quote I'd pass out do to knife overload just perusing your collection of outstanding knives but I just know we could come to some sort of agreement

I know we could too, but, pretty please - not my PB (danged Gevo)!!

So much good in this thread

Here's an older picture of mine. Great little knife, and so comfortable for pull cutting.

I like that knife just the way it is Mike. :thumbup::thumbup:

Nice pics and knives, Gary, Jeff, Corey, and anyone else that I might have overlooked. Thanks for all the contributions so far - keep em coming !

I hear that we enabled Big Biscuit into getting another Che Chen Rosewood 92 today. The title of my PM was not purty !