The Little Knives!

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TonySal
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Show us some pocket knives that are : antique, smallest of the company line, interesting, keychain, novelty, collectable, etc. ::ds::
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How about some examples of what you're looking for? :mrgreen:
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Been told by a couple of people this is the smallest boker they have seen with the King Cutter etch.
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Don't recall where I got these but they are small.

Sprudelhof a Spa/Resort in Bad Nauheim Germany
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Just a small knife marked U.S.A.
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The smallest pruning knife I've ever seen
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::ds:: excellent very cool, exactly what I'm looking, pics after new phone!
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No name on this one .. but, it is a little knife.
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If you need to whittle on a toothpick I have just the knife.
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This little 2" Skeeter Skinner was given to me by Linnea's oldest daughter.
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This little whipper snapper is a custom made by a member here named Damon Soileau (I don't remember his screen name & he was here only a short time). It's made entirely out of Damascus steel and it's 2-3/16" closed. It was sent to me in a roundtable we had five years ago.
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Very nice guys, thanks for taking the time to contribute!
Gotta work on a photo- I have ones range from collectable to useles but neat trinket!
I bet no one has a Bronx Car Wash checkout counter keychain knife.....
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These fit my criteria of small, ymmv.
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Good looking mini's everybody. Here are most of mine.
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The one on the top left has shell handles and a patent number I believe it once had a name but I cant read it now. The second on top has what I believe is D luxe on the tang as well as abalone handles. The utility knife has 6 tools and was made in japan. The smallest out of the three on the bottom has scout on the shield. The second to the smallest on the bottom I believe has celluloid handles and I can't read the tang. I have one more thats a miller bros quil pen knife with ivory handles. I will have to dig it out and take pics

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Mella brand
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Love it- Swiss Army competition? ?
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The bone handled knife is under 3" and the two pearls are under 2".

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I love that little Mella!

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::ds:: love the little pearls.
Your signature, Green Berets?
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Forged on the anvil of discipline.
The Few. The Proud.
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"The #72 pattern has got to be pretty close to the perfect knife."
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Nice ones again!
..and your sig? Marines?
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Yes, Charlie was a medic in Special Forces. I was in the Corps.
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Retired US Coast Guard here.
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One of the guys in my boot camp platoon enlisted in the Coast Guard after he got out of the Marines and made a career of it. He's in the LA area of California. We hit boot camp in mid-'62 so he would have retired in the early to mid-'80s. Name is Bill McKown.
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Tony, just want to comment that I have very high regard for your branch. I don't think many Americans understand the tremendous, and I do mean tremendous, performance of the CC during Katrina. It deserves a book. And then there is the every day quiet heroism displayed during harrowing rescue operations. Bless you all.
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Thanks buddy! 24/7/365- rescues, pollution control and enforcement, drug and migrant interdiction, thousands of bouys and lighthouses, ship inspections, units over there in the current mess, military ops with allies, and all with about only the same pers as the NYC PD!
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Nice ones folks! ::tu::
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Acquisitions over the past six months.
  • Keychain Rough Rider
  • Victorinox Silver Alox
  • Rough Rider Peanut
  • Micro-Mini Colt Trapper
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Forged on the anvil of discipline.
The Few. The Proud.
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"The #72 pattern has got to be pretty close to the perfect knife."
--T.J. Murphy 2012
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