US key chain pocket tools

[Corso]

My pocket knife collection has been doing realy well thanks to the members on here

So much so i've put away the swiss army knives i've used for feels like forever

The only drawback has been the tools they carry

so with that in mind I'd like a few pocket tools that would take on that role

This is the sort of thing I'm after

but a small bottle opener wold be cool tool

only issue is they'd need shipping toEngland so if somone has the set it would be ideal

[eveled]

I had the same issue. The can opener came out of an old broken pocket knife. It’s a lot better than the p38 you posted.

[wazu013]

Good morning.

[jerryd6818]

I've carried the Sears 4-way and a P-38 for more years than I care to remember and don't ever recall using either one. That said, you can pick up both items on UK eBay. The P-38 can be had for £2.34 with free shipping. The Sears 4-way is on eBay but comes from the USA and the shipping is (to my mind) horrendous. £4.17 + £5.93 postage for something that could be sent in an envelope ---► https://www.ebay.co.uk/sch/i.html?_odkw ... r&_sacat=0

Stick to your SAK. JMHO

[OLDE CUTLER]

I have a few of the screwdriver type. The two on the right are gun company and are probably worth a few bucks. The McQuay-Norris on the left is a ball joint inspection tool. The metal is of a thickness to act as a space gauge to determine when ball joints are worn out.

[New_Windsor_NY]

Here are my two keychain pocket tools.
Left, Pacific Bell by Bassett(? partially hidden), USA, 88.
Right, Husky, Made In USA.

[OLDE CUTLER]

I picked up this one at the flea market yesterday to add to my collection as shown above. It is a 60th Anniversary Gleaner Combine 1983 commemorative.

[doglegg]

I picked up this one at the flea market yesterday to add to my collection as shown above. It is a 60th Anniversary Gleaner Combine 1983 commemorative.

IMG_6422.JPG

Cool advertising piece and useful.

[Steve Warden]

I carried a P38 for quite a while.
Finally got tired of reaching into my pocket and that point jamming under a fingernail.