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A couple of my small knives
Here are a couple of my small knives. The story behind the first one is I was in Colorado on vacation. We had rented a cabin in the mountains. There was a lake nearby. We wanted to go fishing in it. We went to the nearby small town to buy temporary licenses. We bought the licenses in a small hole-in-the-wall store. They had a box of cheap knives on the counter by the cash register. Most were marked in the $4 to $8 range. I was rumaging through it to see if any caught my eye. I pulled this one out of the bottom of the box. It was not marked. I held it up to the clerk and asked what the price was. She said free. I said "Sold" and stuck it in my pocket.
This one I bought at Smokey Mountain Knife Works.
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FeaturedPermalink Reply by Craig Henry on -
Cute knives! I'm another that likes small knives.
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Permalink Reply by Clint Thompson on
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Charles.....
Good pictures. Thanks for the story as I can relate. My family are fly fishermen from three generations back. I have made a many of a trip to Colorado to fly fish. I searched a many of the sports shops and hardware stores for treasure find. I too like extra small and extra large knives......and all in between.
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Permalink Reply by Jan Carter on
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Charles,
Small knives are always good in my opinion and free small knives will bring a smile to my face everytime!!
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I like that little spyderco. One of my favorite little knives is the Chive. Its easy to carry in the pocket and hold an edge REALLY well
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Permalink Reply by Billy Oneale on
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I bought my wife a Spyderco Bug.
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I only have one Chive and it has a Damascus blade.
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ooo, Damascus. That sounds like a nice little Chive
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Permalink Reply by stephen tungate on
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i got a spyderco byrd just like that on my key chain'boy those little things are sharp....
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I need one for my key chain too, what colors do they come in?
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