an english jack that joined the bunch recently,
I've wondered before and I suppose this is a fine place and time to ask;
What makes a Jack an English Jack? Is it that it's long and slender?
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I've wondered before and I suppose this is a fine place and time to ask;
What makes a Jack an English Jack? Is it that it's long and slender?
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that is a good question, i was inspired by the post of a vintage cattaraugus on the sunday single blade post. I think you right and I havent seen too much about english jacks in the recent threads. hopefully someone will learn us something. i do wish the blade was a bit wider tho, or broader