LETS SEE THOSE MAGNIFICENT HARNESS JACKS

Campbellclanman said:
Thanks Michael, and thank you to everyone who puts in their great HJ's here..
I have just very recently received the elusive early HJ of Charlies earlier fantastic efforts with the production of these wonderful knives, which I am so very thankful for the last owner selling them to me, what a privilege my friend - thank you once again......
I hope you like them!

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That is one Beautiful trio there Duncan!!

This is my only Harness Jack - a Primble Belknap - about 3.25 inches closed:
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Primble said:
Very beautiful and apparently rare Sarah. :thumbup::)
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Thanks! It's now "1 of 1," after a fashion-- its original celluloid covers evidently began to decompose and started to take the steel with 'em, warranting the rehandle. You can see some of the consequence near the main blade's spine.

(If I am recalling the details aright. Charlie will be able to clarify. Of Course.)

~ P.
 
Primble said:
A beauty Robin - add a little more black and little white and it is almost a SKUNK JACK! :thumbup::D:D
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I like the dead skunk acrylic a bit too much, I must focus. I just grabbed a St. Patricks 61 with sheepsfoot and pen. That's wayyy off track. FOCUS.:D

Bes regards

Robin
 
Man thos HJ 6's are absolutely beautiful eh Robin :thumbup: lovely knife there buddy.

Sarah - I always love seeing that stunning hard - to - get one you have there - Whew!!!!

Primble Sir-that lovely photo shows the stunning Belknap HJ magnificently!!

Heres a couple of shots once I got a package from Mr. Paul Hilborn - who ..the poor fellow gets some of my knives sent to him to slowly gather until theres enough for a package to be sent over lol - Paul Thank You so so much for helping me out.....

My massive collection of HJ1's - of which I was lucky enough to come across on the big bay...couldnt quite believe that one :eek:,:cool::thumbup:

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My huge collection of HJ 2's...... :eek:

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The HJ 3's are starting to look good....... :thumbup: Paul landed a Stag HJ3- and was lucky enough through postal loss mess - but turned out good for all - the Seller, Paul and myself - nice one Paul!
These knives are just Smashing as Jack would say - whew.... just amazing knives - thank you for your dream Charlie :thumbup:

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What a fantastic collection you have there Duncan:thumbup::thumbup::thumbup:

It was a pleasure Handling that HJ!---a very massive and impressive knife---WOW!!!

Plus throw in those HJ3's...it was hard to mail off that package:D

Seriously, it's always a true pleasure to handle such fine knives my friend, thank you:cool:
 
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I was away when you posted this knife Sarah! At one time it had waterfall celluloid I believe. Beautiful for a short while, it is beautiful now, in a different way!
And the only queen-era HJ without a shield. There were some GEC-era ones in Stag without shields.
 
WOW Duncan - your collection is stunning, my friend - pure eye candy for the masses! :eek::eek::thumbup::thumbup:;)

I snatched up another old Primble HJ for my collection a while back.:

John Primble India Steel Works Bare Head Harness Jack with bone handles, 3.5 inches closed, made after 1902 and before 1916!! Or thereabouts!!: :D
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ABSOLUTELY, gorgeous HJ Primble---you have many many many fantastic knives...did I say Many?:D;)

Was your Avatar a different color or simply colored yesterday? I ask because I wonder about my memory:o
 
Great knife/knives brother:thumbup: I'd love to see your collection in it's entirety as well:thumbup:

Hows the display comin? Wip shots?
 
Markesharp said:
The man who dated your knife Primble, gave me this NYKC HJ :D
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Yes - a nice gift indeed Marko! I quoted him word for word. In Charlie we trust! :D

paulhilborn said:
ABSOLUTELY, gorgeous HJ Primble---you have many many many fantastic knives...did I say Many?:D;)

Was your Avatar a different color or simply colored yesterday? I ask because I wonder about my memory:o
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Thank you for the nice comments Paul. :thumbup::thumbup::)

Nothing wrong with your memory - I was on a "made in the USA" kick the past few days and turned up the red white and blue on my avatar. :o:D

Back to my more muted Avatar now. :)
 
Primble said:
WOW Duncan - your collection is stunning, my friend - pure eye candy for the masses! :eek::eek::thumbup::thumbup:;)

I snatched up another old Primble HJ for my collection a while back.:

John Primble India Steel Works Bare Head Harness Jack with bone handles, 3.5 inches closed, made after 1902 and before 1916!! Or thereabouts!!: :D
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That Old knife is just plain beautiful there Primble - and again...your photography really brings out the best in your beautiful knives:thumbup:
 
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