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Mike, I have a question for you and the others who have posted wonderful little knives like this. Keeping in mind the value both as a collectable and the historic piece of cutlery history, do you ever carry and use, (gently use) these little pen knives from another era?

Nothing hard, just opening the mail, filing a rough nail, clipping a coupon, cutting a piece of string, opening an Amazon box, whatever? Kind of like an exquisite EDC to be used lightly. With love and appreciation for a long gone era?
 
Mike, I have a question for you and the others who have posted wonderful little knives like this. Keeping in mind the value both as a collectable and the historic piece of cutlery history, do you ever carry and use, (gently use) these little pen knives from another era?

Nothing hard, just opening the mail, filing a rough nail, clipping a coupon, cutting a piece of string, opening an Amazon box, whatever? Kind of like an exquisite EDC to be used lightly. With love and appreciation for a long gone era?
Not that one Jack. I have a few NYK Co. penknives that I carry for special occasions or just randomly. It does feel good to have them in pocket.
 
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