Pick one.

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I'll go for the wood-handled knife in the middle, with the almost-sunk joints.

What carver are you selecting?
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Middle, please. I've been intrigued by the Oar Carver canoe ever since I learned of their existence!
(That Schrade Warren #1 is "famous", too, isn't it?)

- GT

 

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I prefer the covers of the knife on the right.

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I select the sowbelly on the left.

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Toss-up - I'll choose the top left knife.

- GT

 

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1. Turtles, spiders, or space creatures?:

Sign me up for the Space Force! (Is that a bottle opener, can opener, or both in front of the liner lock?)

2. Pick a puerile pocketknife please:

Edit:
Ok, so “puerile” is perhaps pushing things a little, but to always alliterate with alacrity you need to allow for a less-loved alternative meaning.

I remember very little of my high school Latin from over 50 years ago, but I do remember that "puer" means "boy", so "puerile" was a perfect pick from my perspective.
I always admire your plaid Okapi, but I'm going to choose the middle knife from Poland, since I have no Polish products in my possession.

- GT

 

[Just Tom.]

(Is that a bottle opener, can opener, or both in front of the liner lock?)

Can opener
… and a very effective one, too. I had one leftover after building the top knife shown here from one of the ones shown at bottom, so I made a handle for it out of aluminum, and it sees regular use in the kitchen opening those little cans of tomato paste.

I suppose you could open bottles with it too, but I have never tried.

 

[Jiki]

Can opener
… and a very effective one, too. I had one leftover after building the top knife shown here from one of the ones shown at bottom, so I made a handle for it out of aluminum, and it sees regular use in the kitchen opening those little cans of tomato paste.

I suppose you could open bottles with it too, but I have never tried.

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