Lets See Your Jigging Patterns!

[waynorth]

Case, ca. 1970.

 

[waynorth]

Last for tonight, a cute little Bullwinkle, rare pattern, early 1920s IMO.

 

[Campbellclanman]

Rick, Mamba, Hawk, Charlie...that jigging is just simply beautifull....,

Rick...all of your knives shown are just great!!...that Ulster especially just jumps out and smacks you-Thank you very much for sharing with us all - everyone, also ricks Remington & New York!!...Wow! wow!!
Not to mention that Schrade Walden!!...
Georges' Miller is a beautifull knife..I would like to see more on that one!
Lambertiana's usual stunners - just where do you stop?..all these knives are such lovely examples of true workmanship that has turned a tool into a work of art-there is no doubt about that!...Lambies' Globe and Pritzlaff is proof of that..who made the later?..can we see more of this? ( please )

 

[comoha]

Old Remington bone will always be one of my favorites...

 

[waynorth]

Case created a special jigging for this ATS-34 Seahorse. Nice stuff - I love it when they do that!

 

[smiling-knife]

Two US made knives with knice bone scales.

Pal Cutlery USA

Schrade Walden USA

 

[smiling-knife]

Checkerd jigged mop and water buffalo horn scales.

 

[rbmcmjr]

Ray Cover's stag-like bone:

 

[Campbellclanman]

Oh Rick!..that bone is just a STUNNER!!!
Where can we see more of that knife?

Thank you for showings these awesome knives everyone!

 

[rbmcmjr]

Oh Rick!..that bone is just a STUNNER!!!
Where can we see more of that knife?

Couple more:

It's a big knife. Shown with a Nowland trapper for scale:

 

[mckgreg]

Original Cargill Cripple Creek. If that don't grab ya, nothing will.
Greg

 

[Campbellclanman]

Rick...to be honest..every time I look into Wellingtons thread...up comes another stunning...fantastic Sheffield treasure, the the early U.S knives come out..and you are left spinning as to where you look ...but that knife as to date..is one of the most beautifull knives that I have seen..and with it being a bigger knife-even better...thank you very much for posting those photos!!
Top grade phots...of a Top grade knife!!

Greg...yet again...the cripple creek knives make us take a step back...thats a bloody nice knife....jigging on its own sells you the knife!

 

[mckgreg]

Original Cargill Cripple Creek. Something the counterfeiters can't even come close to doing.
Greg

 

[Brennanscott]

Man what beautiful knives in this thread. I really need to find one of those old Remingtons.

 

[Will Power]

Yes, that Cargill is exceptional:thumbup:

Mind you, it needs improving, like getting a lot of pocket wear over here

 

[Peter Parker]

Nice jigged bone guys!
http://i591.photobucket.com/albums/ss352/dji_09/th_003-13.jpg?t=1290181924

 

[smiling-knife]

Great bone scales. This one is circa WWI. The so called 'gift knife' to British troops but recently some debate about this.

 

[kamagong]

I really like the look of that old Remington bone.

- Christian