Looking for my next Gent's knife

Spyderco Mini Persian? It's listed on Spyderco's site as a "Gentleman's Knife." I think it's nice, and I'm considering it for that purpose. That or the Kopa... Or even a Kiwi if I can get my hands on one... Tough decision.
 
If you don't mind a sheath with a clip, check out the Benchmade 480 Shoki. It's very William Henry-esque.
 
Thanks for all the suggestions! Lots of good ideas here. It will give me lots of food for thought in choosing the next knife.
 
scars said:
If you are willing to lay out the money I would go with the CRK Mnandi. I take it to work every day.
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+2 :thumbup:
 
Another vote for the Mnandi here. Or, if you fancy something a tad larger, a small wood inlay Sebenza. I carry one or the other (sometimes both) every day to the office.
 
Dagon said:
@Kazeryu,
not a high end suggestion, but a nice Opinel #8 is a perfectly ok rustic knife that could be seen as a gentlemen knife, and it has a tremendous quality/price ratio. Everyone should have at least one Opinel. At the price, there's no excuse not to.
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I have two of those already, thanks. :)
 
One option:

Spyderco Goddard Jr. 2-7/8" VG10 Steel Combo Blade White Micarta Handle

http://www.knifecenter.com/knifecenter/spyderc/images/sp18wmps.jpg

Specifications

* Blade Length: 2 7/8"
* Overall Length: 6 7/8"
* Closed Length: 4"
* Blade Steel: VG-10
* Weight: 2.72 oz..
* Ambidextrous clip
* Made in Japan

Another option:

Al Mar S.L.B. Plain Edge Small Liner Locking Folder

AMSLB1 Small Folder with Micarta Handle
A great small folder that can be used as a handy tool or money clip. Al Mar quality is always first class.
Blade is 1.8" and is made of AUS 8 stainless steel
Overall length is 4.6"
Weight is 2 ounces
 
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