If I had a watch pocket, I would be after a small William Henry with a ZDP blade, a button lock, and a thumb stud. If I needed a multi blade, I would look for a Gold or Silver SAK. I haven't seen a lot of small lockback folders with high end steel blades. Both of the aforementioned knives will take a pigtail.
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Small High Quality Trad: A.G. Russell?
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Nice knives but not Traditional. Keep it on topic and within the forum guidelines please.
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Another endorsement for the GEC Conductor, a LOT of blade in a compact frame, fine build quality - numerous handle options and 1095 or 440c.
CASE's Swayback Jack is a quality knife too and should be considered.
I hear only good about AGR, his knives appear to be most reliable, just don't seem to be able to get overseas economic shipping.
CASE's Swayback Jack is a quality knife too and should be considered.
I hear only good about AGR, his knives appear to be most reliable, just don't seem to be able to get overseas economic shipping.