Lets See Your Jigging Patterns!

[PocketEdge]

Well I'm no expert on jigging patterns but I find them interesting in how they can give a knife such character. Case has a few displayed on thier site but lets see what you guys have.

I would really like to see some varried examples and know what is your favorite!

I hope to learn a little from you guys as far as patterns and get a visual of what these jigging patterns look like!

I will start. The Barlow above is what I think you would call a "Vintage" or "Imitation Stag". The little black one below is a "Pinebark"

 

[black mamba]

Rough Rider brown sawcut bone

S&M Sheffield wormgroove antique bone

Tidioute burnt grizzly cut bone

S&M Bradford green bone

Queen City Cutlery antique green bone

S&M Woodland rootbeer bone

Tidioute burnt carved stag bone

Bulldog USA Winterbottom brown bone

 

[TLARbb]

Here's a picture with the stag bone jigging on the red bone canoe and also the jigging pattern on the mini trapper is what Case uses on second cut bone and second cut stag, but I don't know their term for it.

And here is checkered bone on the Rough Rider Stockman. I like this jigging quite a lot.

Here's another jigging pattern by RR that doesn't look bad, but doesn't make my mouth drop open either; it's just alright I guess:

And finally, this Case Texas jack (top knife in the photo) has what I believe Case calls peachseed jigging. I could be wrong in the name though.

Ed

 

[stockman242]

my favorite jigging pattern: worn ;D

Peter

 

[Blues]

Winchester

Remington

Robeson

Case:

Schrade Walden

Imperial

J.A. Henckels:

Utica "Kutmaster":

 

[stockman242]

and once again: Remington beats 'em all. :thumbup:

Peter

 

[Blues]

and once again: Remington beats 'em all. :thumbup:

Peter

I love my Remington but the jigging on that old Winchester would be tough to beat.

I also like the old Rogers bone on the Imperials. So classic.

The scan of the vintage Robeson doesn't do it justice. Maybe I'll try to take a picture later if I get a chance. That bone is exceptionally nice.

I guess it's just my long winded way of saying I couldn't pick a favorite!

 

[theblindog]

Case, White Tail, Rough Rider

Falah

 

[kc custom]

Looks like I need to get busy! Ken.

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[Mike Robuck]

Cool picture Ken. :thumbup: Nice to see all of that jigged bone and the tools that you use.

 

[PocketEdge]

Yeah, Thanks Ken! and thanks to everyone responding! Let's see more!

 

[black mamba]

Elliott, of yours I really like the Henckels and the Schrade Walden-- two beauts!

 

[Rick]

Case XX Red and Green:

Remington:

New York Knife Co.:

Ulster:

 

[george65]

Miller Bros.

 

[thawk]

Schrade Walden, Camillus, Schrade Walden, Camillus, Ulster, Schrade Cut, Western

Peachseed jigging is hard to beat, but I like the Camillus carpenters knife in the middle a lot.

Schrade SFO knives, from the Delrin era.

You look at these and think, "Why Delrin?"

 

[wagglebee]

Looks like I need to get busy! Ken.

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Ken, that "basketweave" (I don't know what you call it) jigging on the upper right is amazing!

 

[lambertiana]

I really like that old Remington jigging.

Sorry I don't have good closeups with good lighting for most of these, but these pics will have to do for now.

Challenge

Winchester

Valley Forge

Krakauer-Zork-Moye's Socs Inc

Ulster

Globe

Royal Brand

NYKC

Queen CSB and Queen-made Mooremaker

Two jigged horn from Kissing Crane

Pritzlaff (seems to be one of those "factory finds")

 

[Campbellclanman]

I love my Remington but the jigging on that old Winchester would be tough to beat.

Oh lordy!!!...yep..That Winchester is simply a stunner...whew....ok this is enough of a reason to crack a Bourbon and have another look through!...after all it is the end of a hard week, and there is nothing better than looking through here when I get home.
Guys...thank you for sharing these fantastic knives...I love the jiggging of the simply awesome knives!!!

In fact...I have just had an idea...when I pass over ...I want my coffin jigged lol.

 

[waynorth]

The Globe is a Robeson contract, John, and the Royal sure looks like a Camillus contract.
What a nice Boney thread!! I'll have to find something to contribute!

 

[waynorth]

These Schrades arrived fortuitously for this thread.
Respectively (a semi-educated guess!), they are from;
1930s, before or after WW1, 1920s, late '50s - early 60s.