So, what constitutes good bone jigging?

I like this example. Tidioute Eureka in Greenbone.

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That's a nice pattern Will, I was admiring it in the EDC thread :thumbup:

I think GEC did a great job of the jigging on Charlie's recent Navy Knife :)

 
They certainly did Jack, I like my Cranberry version a great deal. Grand pin-work on them too.


Thanks, Will
 
Nerfin said:
I really like the jigging on the Swayback Jack I recently bought, allows for a good grip.

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I hear ya Nerfin, me too!
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I'm very happy with my new T.A. Davison. The jigging has the smaller lines inside the larger scoops, like the SJ in these pictures.


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Holy Cow, Al!!! EVERYTHING on that Cattaraugus "ain't bad"!!! :thumbup::eek::thumbup:
(Understatement of the year candidate, I'd say! ;))

- GT
 
Merymadmonk I have to say I like the jigging on that Cattaraugus. With the built in compass is that the Red Ryder Model. :D Great looking knife.
 
5K Qs said:
Holy Cow, Al!!! EVERYTHING on that Cattaraugus "ain't bad"!!! :thumbup::eek::thumbup:
(Understatement of the year candidate, I'd say! ;))

- GT
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Thanks, GT! :)

r redden said:
Merymadmonk I have to say I like the jigging on that Cattaraugus. With the built in compass is that the Red Ryder Model. :D Great looking knife.
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Ha! Patented in 1914 by ol' Tint Champlin, himself.. so, pre-dates Red Ryder by about 25 years. :D Thanks, Randy!
 
r redden said:
Merymadmonk I have to say I like the jigging on that Cattaraugus. With the built in compass is that the Red Ryder Model. :D Great looking knife.
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That is a nice & great looking Catt. At first glance that jigging pattern looks like what you'd see on an old Robeson, especially the pile side.
 
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