The littles

Ed T

Ed T

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Sharing my small knives as there is a new addition. I picked up a peanut from member Gary Graley this week. A funny note on the red bone peanuts, all of mine have have the shield pop out. One was replaced by case. One left naked and empty. Gray had refilled his with a bit of walnut.

The other littles include small stockmen knives. There is also a green bone Eisenhower.
Finally, you have to love the Valentine peanut. Littles.jpg Newest.jpg
 
I am a small knife fan. This thread is one of my favorites.

https://bladeforums.com/threads/smalls-traditionals-only.1587160/page-41

my red bone peanut also had the shield fall out, i superglued it!

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Nice littles Ed T Ed T ! I'll do a merge to keep them all together.

**Seems to be a problem with the software right now, it's not letting me merge.
I'll try again later.**
 
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Thank you Peregrin!

Afishhunter, my wife is a first grade teacher, so the word littles pops up a lot for me, lol.
 
afishhunter said:
"Littles" ... I thought this would be about those novelty slipjoint things slightly smaller than a US dime ... :)
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I was thinking the same thing, I have a Rough Rider trapper that would almost qualify for that lol. Its so well built its a novelty knife that doesn't know its a novelty.
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Not quite dime size but not far off, here it is with a jumbo because I no longer have a pic of it alone.
 
My favorite small knife is the 6208 half whittler.
The peanut is great, but I just find the half whittler to be a bit better.
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It has the same blades, but for some reason I just find the placement of the nail nick on the peanut to be weird. Makes the knife look like it has a sharp peek.

Next to the 6208 I really love this Camillus pen.

The buck 305 is another great little one that punches above it's weight.
 
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