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This 3-1/16" Schrade Walden 766 isn't much of a "user" for me since it only goes in my "stepping out" slacks... but if I need to spread some caviar on fancy crackers at a black-tie party, I will have this one on me to do the task 
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Schrade cut 7744 at 3". Very well made little knife, but dang those handles are ugly! It's in need of ivory, at some point.
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A couple more Schrade Waldens... 2-3/4" 805's 
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VP you seem to have the schrade fever as well, nice little knives. I'm quite fond of the schrade 2 3/4" stockman.
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I caught Schrade fever in the fall of 2016 and haven't been able to shake it yet... of course there is a lack of trying on my part LoL. The Strata-wood Kon Kav 805 I found is a beauty
Again... not really a "user" but definitely one to display 
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That's what I think of when I hear small. Thin and gentlemanly. The Case Senator you post oldtymer is a favorite.Wonderful examples posted by all in this thread. 3.25 " is my sweet spot for pocket carry.
33 from GEC
Eisenhower from Case
Winchester Gunstock
Case Senator
Marshall-Wells Pen
#3 Pen from Queen
Thank you very much, Gary. I can't wait to get mine. End of July. Seems a long way off...
I had to wipe the corners of my mouth when I saw that mammoth Davison! Awesome. The mammoth looks great and I like the finish on the blade. And the ivory Bose (actually, all three) from the previous post is incredible, too, if maybe out of my price range. Good stuff.
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Sweet pearl Gev.!!! Look at that glow!John Watts frog stamped in pearl ( 2.5" closed )
You have good taste in the little guys, Carl!Smalls. I have always loved the smalls.
This Boker 240 has become a regular in my coin pocket and a semi daily companion. It has done all I asked for cutting, and it's a good looker with the rosewood scales. My granddaughter has become a fan of smalls, so the Remington has become one of her prized possessions.
The only knife that knocks the little Boker out of the coin pocket is the Sardinian Resolza. That's my other favorite small.
Of course, no matter what's in my coin pocket, the Victorinox classic is always on my keyring. Always.
Small is a good thing. It means you can carry many for the burden of one.
Never heard of it... LOVE everything about it!!!
Bunch of beauties is right!!! Awesome group!Bunch beauties posted here! I’m very fond of little knives.
Really nice Schrade just to have but... I hope caviar is served at all your formal functions from now on!This 3-1/16" Schrade Walden 766 isn't much of a "user" for me since it only goes in my "stepping out" slacks... but if I need to spread some caviar on fancy crackers at a black-tie party, I will have this one on me to do the task
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I was hoping you'd show up and give us a look at those wonderful "classics" of yours. Thank you Sir!Wonderful examples posted by all in this thread. 3.25 " is my sweet spot for pocket carry.
33 from GEC
Eisenhower from Case
Winchester Gunstock
Case Senator
Marshall-Wells Pen
#3 Pen from Queen
Ron, I really like those!!! Look like three proud kings standing tall.
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It's a real bad picture, but it's stormy, so the light conditions are poor ... Anyway, these are my small knives. Left to right a small Victorinox; a Yugoslavian stainless single blade Iskra knife with lots of brass and cracked ice celluloid (methinks?) Measuring 2.5 inches. Next are two peanuts, Case and Keen Kutter. Following is a German Giesen & Forsthoff stainless single blade, an unmarked Eastern European stainless camp knife and a 1975 half whitler in brown bone. I'm actually cheating with the last knife since it's 3 3/8ths inches, but the 62087 feels so great, I had to slide it in the lot. 
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My favorite triplets, 3 1/8" in stag, ivory, and Remington bone.
The trinity of Bose swaybacks
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