NOTABLE PAIRS : Only traditionals

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New "notable" pair for/to me. Tideoute 828318 Dixie Stockman and Northfield UN-X-LD 852211P Harness Jack.
I don't know precisely how long these will be in my pocket, but I suspect for at least the remander of September.
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They in turn, are paired with a c.1979/1980 4 pin Old Timer 7OT with a 1095 blade, and a c.1936-1952 Imperial Scout/Camp/Engineer's knife, with a pen 4th blade, rather than the "normal" punch/awl. Based on the can opener, it is post 1945.
I was informed that it is/was possibly a 1945 to 1947/1948 Navy issue knife, because the 4th blade isn't a punch/awl.
(Since a punch/awl can double as a marlin spike, I'd think the Navy would issue one with a punch/awl.)
AFAIK there is no way to prove one way or the other if this particular knife was issued by the Navy, so I won't claim it was.
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I'll probably stick with this double pairing for at least the remainder of September.
I like carbon steel blades. All 4 are equipped with good 'ol 1095. :)
 
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Notable Pair 1.0:
GEC Tideoute 828318 Dixie Stockman and GEC Northfield UN-X-LD 852211 Harness Jack. (Part of current carry.)
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Notable Pair 2.0:
1979/1980 Old Timer 4 Pin 1095 7OT and c.1945-1948 Imperial Engineer's Knife.
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Notable Pair 2.3:
c.1980 "Official BSA" (likely made by Camillus) and 1979-1980 4 pin Old Timer 7OT. (Both possess 1095 blades.)
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Notible Pair 2.5:
c.1945-1948 Imperial Engineer's Knife and Buck 110 with Brass, Oak, and 5160. (Part of current carry.)
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Notable Pair 2.7:
Brass, Oak, and 5160 Buck 110 and 1980 Ulster Official BSA. (Likely made by Camillus.)
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