toothpicks

[slow1]

Just seen a med. toothpick, from Case. Does anyone else love this style knife? Can anyone give some history on this pattern?

 

[littleknife]

You could have some information about the history of this pattern on the Bernard Levine's Forum here at BFC.
Take a lokk at some more expensive but definitely better (mainly large, 5") Texas toothpicks with ATS-34 blades and very good fit and finish at:
http://www.agrussell.com
http://www.snsandsons.com

 

[littleknife]

Sorry for the second URL.
The correct one is:
http://www.snsandsonscutlers.com/

 

[Jazzman]

I have one of the tiny toothpicks. They make great little letter openers.
Matt

 

[Michael Dye]

We have sold Case for over 30 years and the mini-toothpicks are among the most sought after and collectable of patterns. The med.toothpick was reintroduced for 2001 and again is selling like crazy. The many handle materials available on the mini has contributed substantially to the desirability of this pattern. Another plus is price...very affordable to start a respectable collection on a budget.
Regards, Mike www.newgraham.com