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I'd like to start a thread where people can show off those fancy Gentleman's pen knives such as the Tuxedos, Eisenhowers, Office Knives, Fly fishers, Pipe, Hunting Scenes, Toledos, etc.
Hopefully you get the idea but in case you're a little confused, knives that are similar to the ones below. Consider knives under 3.5 inches closed, slender build, often finished with pearl or other expensive handles,
Toledo Style Knives
A Scenic knife by Boker.
The Case Eisenhower, a classic Gentleman's equal end pen knife
A Sheffield Fly Fishing Gentleman's knife.
Peanuts need not apply. They have their own site. (unless it is a really, really cool peanut!) Show 'em if you got'em!
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Permalink Reply by Tobias Gibson on
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And yet another one my "scenic knives" out of Solingen. This one features a forest nymph holding what appears to be flowers over her head. She has what appears to be a scheitholt or hummel strapped to her back. For those who don't want to do a Google search and are unfamiliar with German musical instruments, think Appalachian or fretted dulcimer.
Being a fan of traditional Appalachian folk music, I just had to have a knife that featured a dulcimer on it. LOL
A more appropriately clad young woman holding a fretted dulcimer.
(and if the "knife nymph" is holding a mandolin, well that's okay, too! both instruments are featured prominently in mountain music!
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A link to my photo album of Scenic Knives: http://iknifecollector.com/photo/albums/scenic-knives
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