many years ago, I had a knife that I let someone have, as they admired it. I have a habit of doing that. I also thought I'd just go get another one. Silly me, I did not know that that particular knife had been discounted. Very disappointing. In one post or more, I know that I lamented about that knife, A Boker 240 with rosewood scales, and wished I still had it.
Lo and behold, a very generous gentleman of these forums came out of the blue and offered me one. Oldtymer, known as George in his real life, is a forum member of the highest order. Today in the mail, I received the Boker, and it was like a trip back in time. Some chicken eyeing and coon fingering took place, and the new addition is going intmy pocket immediately. It will be in rotation with my "other" little knife, the Remington peanut. The Boker is a tad bigger than the 'nut, but not enough to make a difference. It's a peanut size pen knife with a single back spring, so the slim little thing goes un-noticed in a watch pocket.
The knife is in new condition and appears to be very little used, if at all. The edge seems to be the original factory one, but I foresee that will not be for long as this little bale is destined for real world use.
Here it is with the Remington/Camillus peanut. Just a tad bigger, but still a peanut size knife.
There's a fish belly in the near future for this knife. With Lake Georgetown just down the road, a nice bass ain't far away. Not to mention all the everyday uses for a sharp little bit of steel.
Thank you, George!!!!
Lo and behold, a very generous gentleman of these forums came out of the blue and offered me one. Oldtymer, known as George in his real life, is a forum member of the highest order. Today in the mail, I received the Boker, and it was like a trip back in time. Some chicken eyeing and coon fingering took place, and the new addition is going intmy pocket immediately. It will be in rotation with my "other" little knife, the Remington peanut. The Boker is a tad bigger than the 'nut, but not enough to make a difference. It's a peanut size pen knife with a single back spring, so the slim little thing goes un-noticed in a watch pocket.

The knife is in new condition and appears to be very little used, if at all. The edge seems to be the original factory one, but I foresee that will not be for long as this little bale is destined for real world use.
Here it is with the Remington/Camillus peanut. Just a tad bigger, but still a peanut size knife.

There's a fish belly in the near future for this knife. With Lake Georgetown just down the road, a nice bass ain't far away. Not to mention all the everyday uses for a sharp little bit of steel.

Thank you, George!!!!