Joe Allen Knives

[Peregrin]

Great looking knife, Joe!

 

[Joe Allen Knives]

Thanks Peregrin an Joe for the good comments.

 

[Joe Allen Knives]

Hi to all knife friends: This is my second small knife and thought I would add it to my knife list. It is kind of a peanut and trapper mix morphed into what you see. The closed length is 3 1/16" closed and has Mammoth Ivory scales which I had a crack appear on the pile side center pin when I put it together. I had no problems all the way to the last put together and then it was there. So I either tear it apart or sell it cheap or keep it . This is what a Good knife would have been a great collector piece turned into a user for the right person. Stainless fittings, half stops an easy pull make this a Gentleman's using knife. 1/16 steel.blade material was used at a 60 rc final temper hardness. I know the arrow shield is backwards from the norm, but I like it this way also. Thank You for looking. Joe

 

[Joe Allen Knives]

Hi to all: Here's my first of the year knife, its a sweet Eureka Jack in Box Elder Burl and CPM-154 steel. over all length is 3 3/4" See more in the folders section. Thanks for looking.

 

[Gevonovich]

Hi to all: Here's my first of the year knife, its a sweet Eureka Jack in Box Elder Burl and CPM-154 steel. over all length is 3 3/4" See more in the folders section. Thanks for looking.

Lord have mercy! Just a unique and wonderful knife. Sunk joint, bullet bolster and box elder beauty And...3 3/4" :thumbup:

 

[Joe Allen Knives]

Thank you Genonovich for the nice comments, The Sunk Joint is really about 1 /16 " above the liner. Joe.

 

[Joe Allen Knives]

I posted more pictures here as I forgot to post the Pile side earlier. Thank you for looking an any comments are welcomed or go to Folder section for more info.

 

[AShearer]

I posted more pictures here as I forgot to post the Pile side earlier. Thank you for looking an any comments are welcomed or go to Folder section for more info.

That is beautiful Joe.

 

[Tony Bose]

That's a classic Eureka jack Very rare old pattern New York Knife made one like that with a pointed bolster. Pure traditional.

 

[AShearer]

Deletion.

 

[AShearer]

Wrong forum. Deletion.

 

[AShearer]

That's a classic Eureka jack Very rare old pattern New York Knife made one like that with a pointed bolster. Pure traditional.

Fantastic, thank you Tony. I bought it!

 

[Joe Allen Knives]

Thanks Mr. Shearer and a special Thanks to Tony for Confirming that this knife is a genuine Eureka Jack pattern from New York Knife Company. I was not sure what it was either, I have had the pattern from and Old knife I bought In Penn, when I lived there one time. While Im here I'd like to Thank Tony and Son Reese for guiding me an teaching me how to get to this Beauiful Art work that I am doing now. Cheers to the Wilford Works Boys . We are Indiana Boys on a INDIANA NIGHT.

 

[AShearer]

Thanks Mr. Shearer and a special Thanks to Tony for Confirming that this knife is a genuine Eureka Jack pattern from New York Knife Company. I was not sure what it was either, I have had the pattern from and Old knife I bought In Penn, when I lived there one time. While Im here I'd like to Thank Tony and Son Reese for guiding me an teaching me how to get to this Beauiful Art work that I am doing now. Cheers to the Wilford Works Boys . We are Indiana Boys on a INDIANA NIGHT.

Fantastic Joe! I am really looking forward to getting this piece in hand and thank you again for checking all this out for me! 🤙🤙

 

[Joe Allen Knives]

Your Welcome Alan, We both got educated today on the origin of this knife pattern, hope you enjoy it. joeallen@me.com

 

[AShearer]

Yes sir. You are right about that! From the master too!

 

[Jsega51]

Sure is a great looking knife, congrats on another fine addition Alan!

 

[AShearer]

Sure is a great looking knife, congrats on another fine addition Alan!

Thanks Jake

It was kind of cool that Joe asked Tony Bose if this was a known traditional pattern and Tony responded, yes it was a New York Knife> See above in the thread.

Adds to the tale of ownership.

 

[Joe Allen Knives]

Here is what I found on the net about the Eureka Jack . Looks like they may have came from England an then copied by some companies . The Company name I used to make this custom Eureka Jack was Russell with two diamonds an r between them with USA below. MY Russell may have been an fake copy made by who ??? But who ever it was ,they did a fantastic job of jigging the dark brown bone , almost like old Reminton bone was done, will add those pic's later.

 

[Joe Allen Knives]

The top knife is the pattern I copied my knife from an the bottom one is close to what Case Knives will make for Tony Bose for his 2017 Eureka Jack Knife. Hope this is helpful.