Jack's Random Tuesday Carry

[Jack Black]

The random hand of fate dealt me this old Ankermesser today, no name on the tang-stamp

 

[screened porch]

The flying fickle finger of fate award lit on my other Utica Tungsten.

I should try to use this to death and see if the main blade is really tilted too far back.

 

[Henry Beige]

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[Henry Beige]

Get one of these Polish P-64 pistols and call it “Jack’s Radom Tuesday Carry”.

https://images.app.goo.gl/LcWTmXW5VK57jbjn7

 

[Jack Black]

Scrabbled round in the dark, and randomly grabbed this Arthur Wright Sheepsfoot, which I haven't carried before. Rosewood covers.

 

[screened porch]

I was going to say, "Dang, I missed it again". But no.
Kutmaster, 3 & 3/8 inches closed.

Randomizing is going to be harder when I've got my knives out of the sock drawer and sorted into tackle boxes. I'll do something with dice.

 

[Jack Black]

I was going to say, "Dang, I missed it again". But no.
Kutmaster, 3 & 3/8 inches closed.

Randomizing is going to be harder when I've got my knives out of the sock drawer and sorted into tackle boxes. I'll do something with dice.

Lady Luck has smiled upon you Jer Mine are all in boxes, so I just close my eyes and fumble around inside!

 

[r redden]

 

[JohnDF]

Very nice Barlow, Randy.

 

[Jack Black]

My random Tuesday morning grab got me an old 'un today, in the form of this Francis Newton Spearpoint Jack. My pal @herder found it in the company's 1908 catalogue, though of course it could pre-date that (or post-date it)

 

[waynorth]

That knife has wonderful character, Jack!! I can see having that knife in my pocket, and worrying about the impending first World War!!
In another life of course!!

 

[Jack Black]

That knife has wonderful character, Jack!! I can see having that knife in my pocket, and worrying about the impending first World War!!
In another life of course!!

Thanks Charlie What a completely different time that would have been! For the Sheffield cutlers too, since so many didn't come back from WW1

 

[waynorth]

I hope Francis Newton made it back!! He obviously provided an essential service!!

 

[Jack Black]

I hope Francis Newton made it back!! He obviously provided an essential service!!

 

[Jack Black]

My Random Tuesday blind pick this week is this 3 1/2" Serpentine Jack, with French Ivory covers, made by one of Sheffield's most famous cutlery companies, George Wostenholm & Son

 

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A Colonial. The head bolsters extend 1/8 inch to form a hook disgorger.
I have the notion the handles are cedar, which is strange, because I don't know where I'd have gotten cedar. Picnic table scrap, or a certain Christmas tree, perhaps? Or it might be mahogany.

 

[Jack Black]

A Colonial. The head bolsters extend 1/8 inch to form a hook disgorger.
I have the notion the handles are cedar, which is strange, because I don't know where I'd have gotten cedar. Picnic table scrap, or a certain Christmas tree, perhaps? Or it might be mahogany.

Thanks for joining in Jer Nice. @r8shell gifted me a Kent Fish Knife, with the same type of bolster disgorger

 

[JohnDF]

A classic Jack Knife.

 

[Jack Black]

A classic Jack Knife.

Thanks mate

 

[Jack Black]

I'm grateful to @r8shell for reminding me it was my day to carry a random knife! Fortunately, I'd already grabbed this Ulster 4-blade Penknife, kindly gifted to me by @herder Think it's the first time I've carried it