It's a tiny one, a Schrade 108OT. This one, I have a feeling, will be getting LOTS of pocket time. The very first knife I ever owned, which was my grandfathers for many a year, was a 108OT. I still have it, in my display case, next to all my other "heirloom" knives (the ones I feel guilty about using, like I'll "use them up" or something). Some of my first knife memories involve that knife. Carving soap in the cub scouts, watching my granddad sharpen branches for roasting hotdogs on a bonfire, etc. Now I've got one I can use without feeling guilty.
Pin-less Sycamore lace with black fibre spacers. Center liner filework, something different for me. Tiny knives suck to photograph, and this lace was not a cooperative wood to get pictures of. Almost as bad as Koa.



