Here is a very rare pattern....rarely seen in old knives and extremely rare from the bench of the old dog. It's a 3 1/2" Ivory Eureka Jack. Sweet!

Kerry,

I saw this "new" Eureka posted on the other forum yesterday, and am now seeing it again.. Welllll, I really think that Tony has hit a HomeRun! Oh man, what's not to like about it...great swedge work, a Looong pull, and Droolable Ivory.

Those blades look like there just ready to do some real cutting! The fluted bolster and cap really add to this knife.

Thanks again for the very outstanding Photos!

P.S. Does Tony ever check your pockets, just to see if one of those knives "Fell into your Pockets"?? And is it true that the next one will be stamped #3? I can't quite figure that one out!

Kent

I have a similar pattern vintage sheffield knife that belonged to my grandfather, I'll email for comparison,maybe someone can post the picture.

Yep! Yet another grand slam home run. Great pictures and great knife!

Allan

Excellent pics. I never tire of seeing Tony's work.

Does it have half stops on the blades? I had a Eureka Jack once made by Joel C. and it didn't which I think is more traditional, but to me, I always prefer them for safety reasons.

-Troy