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National Knife Day 2016

Happy Happy Happy National Knife Day !!!!!!!!!

Knife Day is the day to appreciate the knives that folk use on a daily basis. This day is a celebration of this marvelous tool that has been with humans since the dawn of time.

I am not sure that most folks know about today...but we sure do. So this blog is about a few pop up games and surprises but also..if you see a National Knife Day Deal

You come here and let's share the info!

SMKW

From all of us at Smoky Mountain Knife works, have a happy#NationalKnifeDay! We've got all kinds of things happening today! All-day Discounts on Case, Rough Rider and Free Shipping! Flash Sales almost every hour, and a ton of Giveaways! Make sure you stay tuned in. It all starts at 9am (EST)!

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Comment by Jan Carter on August 24, 2016 at 13:23: Let's do another trivia !!

Question: There was a knife company in Fremont Ohio that actually burned twice 1902 & 1910 anyone know who?

Comment by Jan Carter on August 24, 2016 at 13:22: JJ, you are correct!! Congrats, you have won a Case Cleaning cloth ! Watch your mailbox!!

Comment by J.J. Smith III on August 24, 2016 at 13:16: Needed to own a "GENUINE" Russell Barlow.

Comment by Jan Carter on August 24, 2016 at 13:13

Comment by Jan Carter on August 24, 2016 at 13:11: Get a Free Have a Knife Day T-shirt today only (Aug. 24th) with any purchase at Blade HQ: http://www.bladehq.com/?utm_source=DB..

Comment by Jan Carter on August 24, 2016 at 9:21

I have a little bit of running around to do for the next couple of hours so I am going to leave this trivia question here

Question:

Up until 1920 the Barlow was the standard pocket knife in the south and middle west, and it became so famous that a columnist with the Louisville, Kentucky, Courier-Journal started a club called the "Barlow Bearcats."