Case knife for kitchen duty?

[JB in SC]

@brownshoe

We had truck farmers that would park near the town square selling out of their pickup beds. They would pull into a blind alley and sell from there. Some had pretty elaborate outfits set up. Eventually the city made a little space for them to pull in and sell their produce (eggs too). We used to see pickups on most rural highways selling similar goods. Of course this was a long time ago, late 50's to the 70's.

 

[5K Qs]

I've heard of truck farmers, but thought I'd google the term to see if my idea was consistent with what's presented online. Basically, it was, but I learned that there are similarities and differences between "truck farmers" and "market gardeners". I had NOT heard of the latter term. But some of the posts here seem to be describing market gardeners instead of truck farmers. But I'll bet either group would find a slimline trapper/ truck farmer knife useful!

- GT

 

[lonestar1979]

Case stainless is pretty good steel.

 

[JB in SC]

I've heard of truck farmers, but thought I'd google the term to see if my idea was consistent with what's presented online. Basically, it was, but I learned that there are similarities and differences between "truck farmers" and "market gardeners". I had NOT heard of the latter term. But some of the posts here seem to be describing market gardeners instead of truck farmers. But I'll bet either group would find a slimline trapper/ truck farmer knife useful!

- GT

I always figured if a produce farmer sold out of a truck he was a truck farmer At least that's what my dad called them. I don't know if any of them had a slimline trapper or not, but they should have.

 

[deltaboy]

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