Swayback Jacks lets see em!

[timberweasel]

Please excuse the Rock Lobster...

Case Sway Back Gent in Mediterranean Blue bone and 'Greek Key' etching on scales and bolsters.

 

[Groove]

 

[DeadFall27]

Please excuse the Rock Lobster...

Case Sway Back Gent in Mediterranean Blue bone and 'Greek Key' etching on scales and bolsters.

I almost bought that exact pattern...do you have any more pics of it?

 

[chuko]

Here is one of my T.A Davison SWB.

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[chuko]

Here is my Coats SBJ. Charles

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[timberweasel]

I almost bought that exact pattern...do you have any more pics of it?

Just a shoddy cell pic...

If you order one, I highly recommend you ask the vendor to cherry pick one for you. Mine came extremely off-centre. I left it sitting shimmed for a few weeks and the blade is now off the liner but still has a lean to the left. Acceptable, but disappointing nonetheless... :/

-Brett

 

[Blade_Crazy]

WOW thats a great looking knife

 

[T. Erdelyi]

Another shot of the same Jack as before, with some pocket fodder from today.

 

[CUTS LIKE A KRIS]

Here is a phone shot I took of my wharncliffes, with my Texaswoodchip (Tham), Lloyd and CaseSBJ:

I love this thread- Wharncliffes are the best master blade shape for me.

 

[chuko]

Here is my ZSCHERNY with stag. Charles

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[eisman]

Here's one from Ken Coats. It has a lot more "sway" than the Case pattern.

 

[chuko]

Here are a couple of B.D. Cramers SWB. Charles

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[ndeezl]

Charles the amber stag on the Davison is killer :thumbup:

Nathan

 

[Brutus013]

Another shot of the same Jack as before, with some pocket fodder from today.

Looks like you polished out the patina a little? Looks nice!

 

[chuko]

Here is my Dowell swayback. Charles

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[Chief]

 

[Doug Add]

What a gorgeous picture John!

 

[chuko]

Great photo John, going to need some tips from you next time we get together. Love the quality of your pics.
Charles

 

[Ryanol]

Untitled by rlibson, on Flickr

The knife performed admirably, the cigar unfortunately did not.

 

[Will Power]

I think this one qualifies... an old George Butler with buffalo horn scales.

Very interesting to have such an old horn-handle on view.

I like that English style of Lambsfoot blade, too bad very few (if any?) modern knives sport these, makes a fine master blade.