LETS SEE THOSE MAGNIFICENT HJ's

Gevonovich said:
Duncan, you sure know how to brighten a Sunday morning...wow!!

Here is my one

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Thank you Gevonovich, kind Sir - please could you tell us some more about that lovely old knife..



flatblackcapo said:
I think this is my grail traditional right now. Sooooooooooo NICE!!!!!!
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Thank you - this was one of Charlie's SFO'S - it is indeed a beauty!
 
Duncan, it's an old Ulster/Knife Co/N.Y.

Still has good snap with minor wobble only on the main. Thank you for asking and what a great idea for a thread. There is just something about a HJ and I owe that appreciation to Charlie (Waynorth)

Its been a pleasure viewing all your beauties!
 
A nice example of the lighter horsecut jigging from GEC on this #54.

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And a clip main in gnarly burnt stag.

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This #53 Cattle Baron is one of the most perfect builds of any GEC I own, and it's 4 blades on 2 springs in jigged Yellow Rose bone.

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Wow - Sarah, your HJ just rocks-love the colours of it! Charlie, Jeff, Trand - well everyone - lovely knives!
We cant let these drop off again for so long here in Traditionals!

Gevonovich - thank you my friend, it is indeed a beautiful old knife!

Charlie - the Terrier double end -who made this - stunning Bone, let alone your 626382 - wow!
 
CNoyes said:
Duncan, Terrier Cutlery Co was a second brand from Robeson and they made them from 1910 until 1916.
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Thank you Charlie, Terrier must be fairly hard to come by if that's the case? Thank you for showing us those gorgeous knives.
 
Do I need a Harness Jack?No.Do I want one now after seeing all the beauties posted in this thread?Yes.
Thanks y'all,that's another for the list.:rolleyes:

Love the shield on the New Yorker Duncan.

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mykel m said:
Do I need a Harness Jack?No.Do I want one now after seeing all the beauties posted in this thread?Yes.
Thanks y'all,that's another for the list.:rolleyes:

Love the shield on the New Yorker Duncan.

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Thank you my friend, I too thought I would never use the Awl, but I have used it - and many times!, so yes....you DO need one :D

Yeah, you couldn't get a better Bomber shield could you!
 
Campbellclanman said:
Thank you my friend, I too thought I would never use the Awl, but I have used it - and many times!, so yes....you DO need one :D

Yeah, you couldn't get a better Bomber shield could you!
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Shoot,I used the awl on my SAK last week making a slider out of leather for my hiking stick lanyard.
And you're welcome BTW.That shield does have some nice curves to it.
 
Gevonovich said:
Duncan, it's an old Ulster/Knife Co/N.Y.

Still has good snap with minor wobble only on the main. Thank you for asking and what a great idea for a thread. There is just something about a HJ and I owe that appreciation to Charlie (Waynorth)

Its been a pleasure viewing all your beauties!
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Thank you Gevonovich, as it is always a pleasure viewing your great knives as well, I agree, we do owe Charlie a huge amount, it is the same story for me, I didn't know much about HJ'S until Charlie, and also my mate Anthony ( sunnyd ) showed me the great knives that they are, I cant ever see myself without a HJ.
 
Another of my older friends....
This older Utica is fairly plain one could say, but....i just dont know........ When holding this Knife in the Hand- it just feels so much better than plain!

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Campbellclanman said:
Trand kind Sir - once again you just blow me away with your photos of you fantastic collection, the top Red Bone HJ is something else indeed, and I just love the Primitive Bone.
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Thank you Duncan. That Primitive Bone is still the only one in my collection, its definitely a favorite. The top one though isn't red bone... its actually Chocolate :)
 
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