Jack's Terrifying Table!

As always, Jack, it's fun to get a glimpse at everything on your table (virtual or otherwise)!

The script on that tang appears, to me at least, to say "Bunta" (with the tops for the "B" and "t" cut off). Not that I know who or what Bunta is. :confused:
 
Always a treat to see whats for dinner...I mean food for thought. The newspaper makes a terrifying and cool backdrop. The canes are really something! The ring opener is a gem of a piece. The ivory always catches my eye. Your clasp collection must be nearing the 100 lb mark :eek: The boy scout is off the charts cool facter:thumbup: There is something ebony to the right of the hammer in pic 1 ??
The button tool is new to me..did not know that about the belts. The little whistle is too cool. I could go on and on but its late and I must hit the hay.

As always Jack...a delectable treat :D;):cool:
 
Many thanks for your interest, and for the kind words guys :) :thumbup:

btb01 said:
The script on that tang appears, to me at least, to say "Bunta" (with the tops for the "B" and "t" cut off). Not that I know who or what Bunta is. :confused:
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Thanks for lending me your eyes my friend :) I'm not turning anything up at all on this one :(

Primble said:
Question is "What is not really much, barely any" and what would be a lot ?? :eek::eek::eek::eek:;):D

Nice treasures Mr. Jack !! :thumbup::thumbup::D
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Hey Mr P, good to see you here! :) :thumbup: I really don't know where all this stuff comes from, I rarely go out 'hunting like I used to, I should keep a record! :o :D :thumbup:

Gevonovich said:
There is something ebony to the right of the hammer in pic 1 ??
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That's a vintage table fork next to a cobbler's glazing iron my friend :thumbup:
 
Jack Black said:
That's a vintage table fork next to a cobbler's glazing iron my friend :thumbup:
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I see it plain as day ....now...lol! It was late :o and the tines were hiding. Thank you my friend! I think this is one of your best hauls actually. That is quite the piece of ivory in the brush on the upper right :eek:
 
Gevonovich said:
I see it plain as day ....now...lol! It was late :o and the tines were hiding. Thank you my friend! I think this is one of your best hauls actually. That is quite the piece of ivory in the brush on the upper right :eek:
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LOL! :D Thanks Gev :) I'm afraid that ivory is only French :( ;) :thumbup:
 
Oh mate Jack.

I just love your Table threads. Forgive me it's been a very busy time - I have had one look through- but when it comes to your tables I find several studies need to be done to be able to see what is actually all there :eek:
Be back soon :thumbup:
 
Thanks Duncan, look forward to seeing you my friend ;) :thumbup:
 
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gonna need a bigger table chiefy!
 
Wow Jack!!
I just LOVE those old Walking sticks- the Wooden one especially!!
I found a very very old Japanese walking stick with amazing and high end Carving with extremely nice Kanji some time ago....

That Butler Big Big Sheepsfoot is quite a find on its own my friend- and who better to have this beautiful example - but the Guardian of the Sheepsfoot himself!!

What you say about the Cigarette Roller I agree- how cool is that!!! never seen one so amazing as that example.

I must admit I do love those older Kissing Kranes- before the company changed hands- they were such good quality knives- as you say Jack as most of the German Knives- nice pick-up, I too could not walk past ANY of what you have purchased my friend!

Always great seeing your Table Jack- thank you once again my friend :):thumbup:
 
herder said:
That's an amazing great lot of interesting things!!!
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Thanks a lot my friend :)

Campbellclanman said:
Wow Jack!!
I just LOVE those old Walking sticks- the Wooden one especially!!
I found a very very old Japanese walking stick with amazing and high end Carving with extremely nice Kanji some time ago....

That Butler Big Big Sheepsfoot is quite a find on its own my friend- and who better to have this beautiful example - but the Guardian of the Sheepsfoot himself!!

What you say about the Cigarette Roller I agree- how cool is that!!! never seen one so amazing as that example.

I must admit I do love those older Kissing Kranes- before the company changed hands- they were such good quality knives- as you say Jack as most of the German Knives- nice pick-up, I too could not walk past ANY of what you have purchased my friend!

Always great seeing your Table Jack- thank you once again my friend :):thumbup:
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Hey, thanks Duncan, you're very kind, as always :) :thumbup:
 
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