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Push dagger/punch knife, might be pushin’ the limit a little but push daggers are a very old style of knife. Even this model goes back to the early 80s makin’ it almost 40 years old. I submit for your approval a 1980s Cold Steel Urban Pal along with some other random stuff from the 80s I had

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Sometimes you just have to sit back and enjoy the simple things in life! View attachment 917982
Nice sharpening kit! When I bought my first 110 one of those kits came with it. I still have the two stones but the soft one is broke in half. The knife was stolen by the guy who was to make it an ornate leather sheath. I haven’t seen him or my knife for about 17 years. I bought it in the base exchange on Blytheville AFB, Arkansas in 1973. I’m still smoldering over that.
 
Nice sharpening kit! When I bought my first 110 one of those kits came with it. I still have the two stones but the soft one is broke in half. The knife was stolen by the guy who was to make it an ornate leather sheath. I haven’t seen him or my knife for about 17 years. I bought it in the base exchange on Blytheville AFB, Arkansas in 1973. I’m still smoldering over that.
Thanks! I've often wondered how old that kit might be. It was given to me a little over a year ago. It belonged to the father of an older gentleman that I used to work with. It appeared to have barely been used when I received it. The oil was almost full. I really like that particular kit. -Lance
 
Thanks! I've often wondered how old that kit might be. It was given to me a little over a year ago. It belonged to the father of an older gentleman that I used to work with. It appeared to have barely been used when I received it. The oil was almost full. I really like that particular kit. -Lance
Those stones are almost irreplaceable. My soft stone was a beautiful deep pink, brown and natural gray. They also wear slowly. They will last your lifetime, enjoy,
 
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