Is there such a thing as a woman's pocket knife

[Bladesman]

What do you guys think?

[tallguy606]

Case makes a medium stockman in synthetic pink. While a good EDC mechanically, doubt many men would carry a pink knife.

[wiseguy]

Schrade made knives marketed to women early 20th century, some were found in sowing kits, there was also a Girlscout model made in the e 40s

[FRJ]

I believe women can comfortably use almost any folder that is available. (even these modern things. )

I think Mr. Schrade had women in mind, in part, when he introduced these knives. Two press buttons and Schrade Cut. Co.

Also, I thought the small pearl covered knives would appeal to women. Top two are Sperry & Alexander. Bottom knife is stamped American (in half radius)
I don't know who to assign it to. There are several.

As for a "manly knife", what ever that is. I find it unfortunate that the Buck is always brought forward as a representative example.
It's not a bad knife, I own one, but there are better examples of that style of knife in my opinion.
My Remington is lighter and has one hand opening and, dare I say it, is a good deal more elegant.
Something always desired in a mans knife.

[Samb]

Any knife a gal wants to carry

[Quick Steel]

My sister's favorite "purse knife" is a red Boker Copperlock.

[Steve Warden]

Any knife a gal wants to carry

There ya go.
Question answered.

[1967redrider]

Sweet knives, Joe. I think a lot of those small press- button knives were marketed towards the ladies. They wouldn't break a nail opening them. Knives with button hooks too. Once upon a time, lady's boots buttoned up instead of lacing.

[jerryd6818]

My daughter has a knife I gave it to her. Ta Da. Woman's knife.
Linnea has a knife. I gave it to her. Ta Da. Woman's knife.

[FRJ]

My daughter has a knife I gave it to her. Ta Da. Woman's knife.
Linnea has a knife. I gave it to her. Ta Da. Woman's knife.