It's been a while since he made one of these.

I was just talking to John Hanlon about this dogleg jack pattern earlier in the week. I didn't realize what a hard user it was until he told me. Makes sense given how popular and affordable jacks were back when the old knife companies made so many of them.

Why doesn't Tony make many of them?

That's a great looking knife, Kerry and a pattern I really like as well.

Looking at it makes me appreciate how well Case executed the collaboration.

I believe I know this knife. It is absolutely amazing! Beautiful job... Tony is a master at his craft for sure.
~dale

Friends,

I'm carrying the Collab dogleg in my pocket today. And..it is very nice! But having said that..wouldn't it be fun to be carrying THIS one in your pocket? Someone sure will be getting a great one!

Kent

This is the first dogleg jack I have handled and I was impressed with it. This particular knife is perfect in every way and the stag is really better than any image can capture. For some reason, this pattern was not as popular as the rest of Case collabs. Tony says that he has made "somewhere in the teens" the number of DLJ's.

I don't really recall seeing up close shots of this Bose knife before,man,I like that! What's not to like though,right?
-Vince

Yet another great looking blade and another good deed..

Thanks Tony..

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Yet another great looking blade and another good deed..

Thanks Tony..

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May God bless you Tony with whatever you are needing. You are certainly a man with a lot of talent, AND a kind heart.

A big Thank you goes out to you too Randy. Knife people are the nicest people I have ever come across.
~dale

I received this beautiful knife on Saturday. When I called Tony this morning I told him that now people will be wondering why I have my hand in my pocket and a big smile on my face.
.I think that you guys know why.
Tony Bose is a wonderful man.
Kevin