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White Owl - 3.5" pen configuration in Black Buffalo Horn / Victorinox Ambassador - Lobster style knife
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A pragmatic office/urban cutlery combo! :thumbsup:
 
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redsparrow said:
White Owl - 3.5" pen configuration in Black Buffalo Horn / Victorinox Ambassador - Lobster style knife
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An pragmatic office/urban combo! :thumbsup:
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I have no knowledge of traditional style knives but that TIDIOUTE CUTLERY knife is fine looking. So are most of the traditional knives you post, you have a good eye cobber 👍🏻👍🏻🇦🇺
 
For many years I have carried a Vic Waiter model in my left front pocket. I have used it many times for tasks relating to work other than cutting.
Most recently, I used the tweezers to remove a thorn that pushed up under my fingernail when moving around shrubs in pots at the store.

I always also have a modern pocket clip knife in my right front pocket (mostly ZTs), although I sometimes will swap that out for a traditional, often a BF Forum knife, when the mood strikes me.

Following is a picture of my original old warhorse -
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It had been sharpened so much (all on stones) that it became a wharncliffe of sorts.
I lost that knife, sadly, when I had to leave it in a rental car when going into the Sears Tower in Chicago on a business trip. I left it in the door pocket of the car, and when I noticed the knife was gone, I called and the clean up people said they never found it.

I then got online and bought two vintage waiters, as well as a modified waiter and have two in spare and one to carry.

I will get some pictures of it in the next couple of days to post here.

best

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sonofwilfred said:
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It will never replace my BK2 but my Izula is with me most days at work now.
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Dan, I have quite a story with my first Izula, which I eventually found that I feared was lost, I replaced it with a new Izula II. I had to re-profile the first Izula. They are two favorite fixed blades of mine and I carried an Izula daily back when I owned an exterior wood restoration business. I cleaned and stained wood decks, docks, siding, cedar shingles, asphalt roofs, fences, log homes, concrete, etc...

When I was in my saftey gear on roofs, I always had an Izula in a neck sheath if I ever had to cut my safety ropes....oh, I have stories ;) I did it for 19 years and man I loved it!!!
I'll post pic's when I can :thumbsup:
 
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Dan, I have quite a story with my first Izula, which I eventually found that I feared was lost, I replaced it with a new Izula II. I had to re-profile the first Izula. They are two favorite fixed blades of mine and I carried an Izula daily back when I owned an exterior wood restoration business. I cleaned and stained wood decks, docks, siding, cedar shingles, asphalt roofs, fences, log homes, concrete, etc...

When I was in my saftey gear on roofs, I always had an Izula in a neck sheath if I ever had to cut my safety ropes....oh, I have stories ;) I did it for 19 years and man I loved it!!!
I'll post pic's when I can :thumbsup:
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That would be great to see them Paul. Bonza little knives for sure mate 👍🏻
 
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