The BladeForums.com 2024 Traditional Knife is ready to order! See this thread for details:
https://www.bladeforums.com/threads/bladeforums-2024-traditional-knife.2003187/
Price is $300 $250 ea (shipped within CONUS). If you live outside the US, I will contact you after your order for extra shipping charges.
Order here: https://www.bladeforums.com/help/2024-traditional/ - Order as many as you like, we have plenty.
Great pic mate.What's the story with that SAK leather pouch, with the fold out tools?
Ah, yep, I thought it might have been some type of manicure item. Sure, thanks mate, I'm sure it'll come in handy. Cheers!
Appears unused
I'll stick it on your pile
Muchas gracias, mi amigo.
Adding in some more random SAK content:
It upsets me when browsing yard sales, garage sales, flea markets, antique malls and especially online when you see a great old knife (Ulster, Richards, Utica, Imperial, etc.) that you would like to own but the seller has it priced at $129 and you know it's worth $30 to $50 max. So that poor knife is going to sit there forever because the person has no idea what it's actually worth or maybe worse, somebody who is even more clueless will buy it and try to sell it for more!Every Richards or Ulster knife I see here, usually has a price tag that indicates the owner must think they have some rare collectors gem!
I love it when I make a generous offer online and the person will counter by taking a $1 off. I generally do not reply back and leave it for what it is. 
To modify Johnny Cash's song... "How high's the snow Poppa? He said 'It's 2 feet high & risin'..."
I dumped corn and seed right outside my patio door and the geese / deer are feeding right there. I'll try to get a pic of the deer if they come in again. The cat is not sure what to do with a bird that big... notice he is hiding behind the drift LoL
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- Kevin
I'll have to see if I can arrange another pic 
That's a change for you.We got a little snow here, too...
And it's still coming down!
Looks like a Trim-Trio. I have one that's riveted into a leather swinging cover with advertising.
I have other ones which are US made, not sure about this one?
I have 11 of them, including three ersatz ones with screw driver/bottle openers differently shaped from the originals. Yours has a differently shaped sd/cl, so probably not a Trio by Trim. Three of mine have Trim stamped on the handle, three have trim-trio, one has oxford chemicals, and one has nothing. The 8 are tang-stamped with Bassett/Derry CT/Made in USA or Bassett/USA/Patented pat #. Also a two-digit number like 72 or 96.
Two of the ersatz are tang-stamped usa in fine print on the sd/cl, one is totally unmarked.
More than you asked, but I'm guessing yours was USA-made, too. Though just because I've never seen a foreign made one around here doesn't mean they don't exist elsewhere. Or even here, come to that.
I just noticed the ersatzes don't have the separate key-chain hole.
I don't know if anyone, apart from me, has been wondering about the knives of my table, but...
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Boy, do I have my work cut out!
Sorry, there wasn't room for all the other stuff I've picked up
Was just about sayI've just stared a bit at those knives on the kitchen table, scratched my head, had a cough, and then decided on the best course of action, something which unites the people of this island with our neighbours across the Irish tea, I'm going to have a cup of tea and think about it!
Jack have you ever considered collecting knives?
I remember my dad sitting in the kitchen showing off the first Trim-Trio. Probably 69 cents, sharp off the card, rugged and low maintenance. Back then everybody needed a bottle opener, and there it was. He must have bought a pocketful, and we all carried them for years.Nice collection my friend, I have at least one, maybe two, tucked away, so I'll try and take pics tomorrow