English Jacks show yours

[galvanic1882]

Nice Dan

[doglegg]

Three knice ones Dan.

[Duffer]

I like those Dan—three excellent ones

[danno50]

Thanks Mike, doglegg and Lloyd.

[stumpstalker]

This one I had put on the Terrier thread a while back, but I will submit it here as well. 5-inch closed; single clip blade; worm groove brown bone handle covers; steel bolsters; brass liners.

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[BWT]

That’s a beauty,nice

[wlf]

This thread has lain fallow for 2½ years. Has anyone acquired an English Jack during that hiatus that wants to display it here? Anyone. Anyone. Bueller?

Thanks for starting this up again. Some really nice knives posted. When I first started collecting this was the pattern I liked the best. I might have posted some of these in other threads but figured I'd post them here also.

3 Etched Catt's
Canastota horn lockback
Another Catt I got not long ago
Couqanoc
Electric NJ
Ellenville lockback
Little Valley Knife Assoc
J Ward Bronxville, might be too large as an English jack more of a folding dirk, 5 1/4" closed
Waterville Knife, this is one of my favorite knives.

Beautiful knives buddy.

I used to have a couple of real collectible English jacks and traded them for farmers jacks.

[btrwtr]

Some real eye candy being posted.

Here is a group of Robeson knives. The top is not stamped Robeson nor does it have a pattern number but clearly a Robeson contract knife.

[wlf]

Really like those Dan,as Wostenhloms are among my favorites.

Nice Robesons Wayne , I've got the strawberry one too, although mine is marked.

[Miller Bro's]

Wayne

[stumpstalker]

I have gone through the entire thread again. A lot of thoroughbreds, a number of which speak well for the lesser-known manufactories from which they were produced.

[Miller Bro's]

Here's a couple.

[BWT]

Nice Dimitri

[wlf]

I love those DE shields.
Hello Dimitri

[Miller Bro's]

Nice Dimitri

Thanks Bill!

[Miller Bro's]

I love those DE shields.
Hello Dimitri

Hi Lyle, thanks!

[peanut740]

MB

[Miller Bro's]

Thanks Roger!

[gsmith7158]

I've always held a very narrow opinion of what constitutes a English jack. To me it is a knife over 4 1/2 inches with a narrow handle that tapers toward the blade, no pig stickers , no toothpicks, no swing guards just a big old jack knife. Here are 5 that I think qualify.

[Miller Bro's]

Awesome Greg!!

[gsmith7158]

Awesome Greg!!

Thanks Dimitri!

[doglegg]

Wonderful group Greg.

[BWT]

Very nice showing Greg

[wlf]

Some fantastic knives Greg .I love the bone on that Wostenholm, I have a FJ just like it. Have you got individual pics of both sides?

[Miller Bro's]

Here's a couple from England.