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Wow that peanut is aging wonderfully!
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Wow that peanut is aging wonderfully!
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Schrade Walden 215 
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I've had this peanut for a bit over two years, I just sold a GEC #92 because I realized how much I'd rather carry the peanut almost every time I considered carrying the GEC. I don't think anything makes the dynamic, constantly evolving patina stand out better than a bit of yellow delrin.
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Here's my best, a Case 6220 from the 2001 Series X Limited Edition Mint Set. Handles are Kentucky Bluegrass bone and the bolsters have scroll work. Prettiest knife I own!
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I agree, yellow delrin is soothing to the touch and just has that classic retro look. Yours is really looking good.I've had this peanut for a bit over two years, I just sold a GEC #92 because I realized how much I'd rather carry the peanut almost every time I considered carrying the GEC. I don't think anything makes the dynamic, constantly evolving patina stand out better than a bit of yellow delrin.
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Sears Craftsmen peanut I added to the collection recently 
P.S. The "Yooper Penny" is actually about the size of a silver dollar
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P.S. The "Yooper Penny" is actually about the size of a silver dollar
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Cool little Colonial peanut I picked up the other day for less than $10 Very prestigious looking peanut
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That's a beaut!Cool little Colonial peanut I picked up the other day for less than $10
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Cool little Colonial peanut I picked up the other day for less than $10
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What a steal! I like it!
Here's a Pinched Peanut.
Why didn't I know that AG Russell had a peanut with such awesome swedges and VG10???? Really cool.
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It sure is a pretty knife, i love the bone one itHere's my best, a Case 6220 from the 2001 Series X Limited Edition Mint Set. Handles are Kentucky Bluegrass bone and the bolsters have scroll work. Prettiest knife I own!
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I’ve exclusively carried my yellow Peanut since the 1st of November. It performs all tasks I’ve asked of it with ease.
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Technically one peanut here and one premium nut, let's call it a macadamia... Stainless Imperial Prov USA on the stamp, Diamond Edge 362 and 363 etches on the blades.
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Stainless Imperial Prov USA on the stamp, Diamond Edge 362 and 363 etches on the blades. - V_P
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Still carrying Luke's Peanut since the day he was born...exclusively actually, till today. I brought the Stag 72 along because it felt right on such a snowy day...tho only the little 'Nut saw any use! This knife has more than won me over, its been unstoppable and is becoming irreplaceable for day to day carry.
Can anyone else relate...Being completely virgin to the Peanut, when I FINALLY got one to see what all the hub-bub was about, it was SO small in my hand and completely off-putting, almost disappointing to hold and thought I had maybe missed the boat and would never quite understand what you all see in it. When Luke was born, I tossed it in my pocket and kinda forgot about it. Christmas came along, and with it NUMEROUS opportunities to cut, slice and open things and I used it every time, to give it a fighting chance I guess. With time and use, and as it proved itself worthy...it seemed to...GROW. Not only on me, but in my hand it seems. When I look at it now, a little over a month later, its a wonderfully perfect size, proportion and feels really good in my hand. Am I alone in that? I have to hold it next to my 62087 just to make sure the arent the same size all of a sudden...nd the 62087 now seems like its a little too big LOL. Love this silly little knife, I get the raving reviews it gets for sure.
Matt
Can anyone else relate...Being completely virgin to the Peanut, when I FINALLY got one to see what all the hub-bub was about, it was SO small in my hand and completely off-putting, almost disappointing to hold and thought I had maybe missed the boat and would never quite understand what you all see in it. When Luke was born, I tossed it in my pocket and kinda forgot about it. Christmas came along, and with it NUMEROUS opportunities to cut, slice and open things and I used it every time, to give it a fighting chance I guess. With time and use, and as it proved itself worthy...it seemed to...GROW. Not only on me, but in my hand it seems. When I look at it now, a little over a month later, its a wonderfully perfect size, proportion and feels really good in my hand. Am I alone in that? I have to hold it next to my 62087 just to make sure the arent the same size all of a sudden...nd the 62087 now seems like its a little too big LOL. Love this silly little knife, I get the raving reviews it gets for sure.
Matt