Lost a knife :(

[stevekt]

I lost my favorite knife recently but fortunately I was traveling through Gillett, PA and found a really cool Swiss Army Executive. The guy that lost this must be really upset! Ha! Screw him! It's mine now! Score!

 

[Gary W. Graley]

I lost my favorite knife recently but fortunately I was traveling through Gillett, PA and found a really cool Swiss Army Executive. The guy that lost this must be really upset! Ha! Screw him! It's mine now! Score!

Hey! that's mine! lol, well, I'll have to check out LA when I next visit and see
about this scoundrel that passes through Gillett

G2

 

[Monocrom]

for now...until this 2 3/4 bladed necker I made her gets back from Heat treat from Paul Bos , then she will have her own blade.

You're a wise man.

Happy Wife = Happy Life.

 

[Gary W. Graley]

I did get the replacement knife in from New Graham Knives, fast service as usual

But the knife seems not quite the same as the old one, probably the older one
was just more pocket worn

So now I carry this one in a small slip sheath, soft elk skin sheath, that will
help prevent it from sliding out of my pocket too easily, plus help to keep out
the pocket lint.

G2

 

[T.K.C.]

I am glad that you got your replacement. I am also happy that you have a small leather slip sheath to keep it from sneaking out of your pocket.

 

[fatcarl]

well i didn't exactly lose it, but i gave my delica to my friend when he went off and joined the marines. I dont have the funds to replace it and i really miss it. It has help me enjoy my other knives more. But none of them live up to my delica. Hopefully i can replace it by the end of the month when i start working again.

 

[Gary W. Graley]

I am glad that you got your replacement. I am also happy that you have a small leather slip sheath to keep it from sneaking out of your pocket.

Thanks, I don't have the tools/sewing machine to stitch soft leather so that's
one item I style I don't offer but it is a nice soft leather, here's a quick shot
of the slip sheath; Hand sewn is a bit yucky on softer leather like this

And Carl, sounds like a good deed you've done, hope you get your replacement soon!
G2

 

[sixgunner455]

Boker Whittler was the first one. Victorinox Tinker was the second. Can't recall having bought exactly the same knife twice due to having lost the first, except for those two. And I never found the original blade either time.