Geo. Schrade's Handy Jack stainless steel

[oregon]

1.4 ounces, 5.75 inches overall open (exclude key chain but include lanyard loop), clip point main blade, cap lifter/screw driver 2nd blade, stainless steel and it looks carried by unused. Main blade is sharp, pointy and it has a working kick.

Another tribute to the Higonokami style of all-metal folder.

When I first saw this folder I questioned its authenticity. I've seen one like it (sheep's foot blade style) advertised on a Malaysian site (Sama Maju, out of Kuala Lumpur, factory in China). You be the judge...

 

[crij]

Oregon,

I can confirm that it is a real Bridgeport Schrade Handy Jack, or very good copy, all markings match mine. I have the single blade version (same cutting edge profile, with a rounded back instead of your clip point) and it lives in my pant's watch pocket and is my everyday knife. From what I have found there was something like 9 versions. Originally found it in the bottom of my father's tool box under a 1/4 inch of workshop dust.

If anyone wants to get rid of one, let me know as I would like to get one or two more.

Regards,
Rich C.

 

[William Schrade]

It's real.

 

[oregon]

Oregon,

I can confirm that it is a real Bridgeport Schrade Handy Jack, or very good copy, all markings match mine. I have the single blade version (same cutting edge profile, with a rounded back instead of your clip point) and it lives in my pant's watch pocket and is my everyday knife. From what I have found there was something like 9 versions. Originally found it in the bottom of my father's tool box under a 1/4 inch of workshop dust.

If anyone wants to get rid of one, let me know as I would like to get one or two more.

Regards,
Rich C.

There is this one that I've been watching Rich:

It's real.

Thank you William for the authentication. Good to see you post.