All About Pocket Knives

Close to 2 months of having the Beaches closed in California, they have finally reopened with little restrictions.
As my wife and I were walking along one of our favorite seldom used beaches, Anna stopped and pointed to the beach below a cliff, she asked me if there was a 'Divers Knife' protruding from the sand. Her eyesight is much better than mine, as we made our way down to the sand and got closer to her find, I realized that the 'Divers Knife' was not what I had hoped it to be.
Unfortunately, it was just a low quality 7" kitchen knife that has been drifting for who knows how long. No makers name, pressed plastic handles.

Lol. Too bad it wasn’t a nice Randall model 16.

When I see people walking barefoot in the sand it makes me cringe.

eveled wrote: ↑Tue Jun 09, 2020 6:49 pm Lol. Too bad it wasn’t a nice Randall model 16.

When I see people walking barefoot in the sand it makes me cringe.

Yup.

But even with sneakers on, if that blade was buried just right, it would still make a nasty puncture in the foot. Even worse if the person was jogging or running along the beach.

Looks like something Frost sells on late night TV.Notice the quality heat treatment of the blade.

I was getting excited, for you.

What nice evidence you have found! LOL

Here's my U.S. DIVERS knife.
"AQUASHARP"

Found it snorkeling in my Messer Hohle

Great for the bathtub, wooden handle so it floats,
just like my Rubber Ducky

Ken

Nice find Ken
Much better than my OP "Frost" find.

Nice find, Dan. I like that partially serrated edge and who says stainless won't rust?

Ginsu knife.

LOL

Ken

If that was anywhere near the Ventura pier, I can tell you that more than one cheap knife being used to cut bait has been snatched by a dive bombing seagull and carried away to be dropped fifty yards later. Imagine taking a nice leisurely walk along the pier when suddenly Ginzu knives start raining out of the sky...

Probably tossed after a stabbing!