3" and under slipjoint pics

Indeed Jack :thumbup:

Here's a nice small faux Tortoise Pen, very kindly given to me by jolipapa

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Great looking knife Will :thumbup: Very generous JP :) :thumbup:
 
Jack my friend we have such similar taste when it comes to traditionals. I have to measure my smallest but I think yours in the center of the second pic beat mine by just a little bit. ;) Do me a favor and pm me your address I have somethin' that's been sittin' here for 2 years I've been meanin' to send and now I've found it I cant find your address. PM or email me you addy sir. :)
 
Honestly, there are too many awesome pictures in this thread for me to individually, or multiquote them all. Suffice to say that you folks have some good ones. Ive only been into traditionals for maybe a year or so, but ive learned that right around 3"- 2 1/2" closed is the sweet spot for me. Thanks all for sharing some beauties👍
 
T. Erdelyi said:
Jack my friend we have such similar taste when it comes to traditionals. I have to measure my smallest but I think yours in the center of the second pic beat mine by just a little bit. ;) Do me a favor and pm me your address I have somethin' that's been sittin' here for 2 years I've been meanin' to send and now I've found it I cant find your address. PM or email me you addy sir. :)
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Great to see some more knives from your fantastic collection Ted, you have some very cool ones :) That tiny knife was gifted to me by a market trader, who spotted it in the bottom of a box of junk. He must have good eyesight! :D PM incoming my friend :thumbup:
 
Not a huge fan of tiny knives, but I have several, and almost always have at least one or two 3" or less among the many knives in my daily carry. Here are some Peanuts I have.
Case chestnut jigged bone CV:
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Taylor-Schrade 72OT:
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Case stainless stag:
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Remington burlwood stainless:
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Case stainless delrin:
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- GT
 
This is a great thread with things like ring openers, key knives, and ear spoons that I never knew existed. Lots of great pictures.

Most of my knives are sub 3" I don't want to just post up the separate pictures that I have already used on the forum. I should do a group shot that includes some I have not shared..
 
Driften said:
This is a great thread with things like ring openers, key knives, and ear spoons that I never knew existed. Lots of great pictures.

Most of my knives are sub 3" I don't want to just post up the separate pictures that I have already used on the forum. I should do a group shot that includes some I have not shared..
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Agreed. I didnt think this thread would get so many responses. Lots of options for those of us with tiny hands.

Would love to see a group shot of your beauties
 
fishcakes said:
Agreed. I didnt think this thread would get so many responses. Lots of options for those of us with tiny hands.

Would love to see a group shot of your beauties
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Just a point of clarification... this thread for under 3" blades or under 3" closed?

BTW you should try a beagle to go with your Coyote. I did and its just as nice and the added thickness gives it a more solid feel. I still seem to reach for the coyote first but happy I have both.
 
Driften said:
Just a point of clarification... this thread for under 3" blades or under 3" closed?

BTW you should try a beagle to go with your Coyote. I did and its just as nice and the added thickness gives it a more solid feel. I still seem to reach for the coyote first but happy I have both.
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3" and under closed. I suppose theres a but of wiggle room tough, 1/8" either way is barely noticable.

I was looking at the beagle while at the gec factory, but all they had was a factory second. Plus, im not much for spear point blades, the only readon i carry a sak ia for the tools. I rarely use the knife blade
 
This little one is my first knife I remember I was given. In the shape of a wine bottle, some poor stainless, cork opener and dull blade. Lenght, well, from the bottom bolster of a peanut till the top of a peanut's shield (talking Case), so less than 2 inches. Unmarked, no idea aout its age, but it's not worth anything to anyone except for me anyway.

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RDaneel said:
Wow, Jack, you sure do have a lot of small knives! :)[/URL]
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I have a lot more I don't have pics of! :D I very rarely carry the really tiny ones, but can't resist buying them when I see them :) :thumbup:
 
Here are a few more of my small knives. I have several 58 mm (just over 2 1/4") SAKs.
Alox Classic (thanks, Ken):
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I also have a red celidor Classic that looks very similar to this Wenger Esquire I have:
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And I have a Vic Minichamp:
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I also have a small LF&C pen knife:
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Later this week I might make one more post with the last of my knives ≤ 3".

- GT
 
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