Mystery Traditional

[afishhunter]

Small single blade slip joint, roughly 3.25 inches closed.
Wood scales, (possibly a fine grained oak?) no bolsters. Steel liners, brass pins. The heel pin is hollow, came with a bead chain that is almost long enoughto put the knife on a key ring.
Decent construction; no noticable gaps, good walk n talk, pull is about the same as the madter blade on my Buck 389 canoe, and no blade wobble.

The only markings is a blade etch:

PK2345-24WD
CHINA

Any ideas on who made it?

A quickie BING! search only gave a wholesale outfit, and they don't carry it.

 

[Macchina]

China made it.

 

[Ernie1980]

If it is marked "China" it was made there, probably fairly recently. For future reference...a picture is worth a thousand words when asking for help identifying a knife!

 

[Corwyn_bv]

1 Dollar keychain knives? Someone in China who was too lazy to steal a proper name for their knives...

 

[afishhunter]

Mods, please lock this thread.

I KNOW it was made in China, probably by some Chinese dudes and/or gals, and no, I do not want their names.
I KNOW it is a new traditional style truck stop special knife.
Apparently, some need questions asked as if they are in pre-school: "... what brand it is?" instead of "... who made it?"

I'm out of here. Have a nice "life".

 

[wundergussy]

;______;

 

[Jsega51]

I'm afraid to ask if you could post a picture or two...

 

[Ryouchijtx]

For the price of 42$ these can be all yours?

 

[knarfeng]

Mods, please lock this thread.

I KNOW it was made in China, probably by some Chinese dudes and/or gals, and no, I do not want their names.
I KNOW it is a new traditional style truck stop special knife.
Apparently, some need questions asked as if they are in pre-school: "... what brand it is?" instead of "... who made it?"

I'm out of here. Have a nice "life".

Possibly too much eggnog consumed by some of the posters.
"If you drink, don't post. If you post, don't drink."
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