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Very cool thread, just went through the four pages - full of very interesting knives. I didn’t think I had many metal knives until your photo’s stimulated my brain! Here are some of mine. OH
Surely most every old Soldier has a MILSPEC knife - Camillus 1966.
Of course the Swiss improved on the idea - ALOX.
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Buck Knives has offered their share of both tiny and heavy duty Lockbacks. Gents knife here. OH
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The Electrician and Farmer are my two most-carried Vics 
This is my favorite old metal Boys Knife...
The original idea of the "Boys Knife" was to have cheaply made, decently quality and again, cheaply made because boys will be boys
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Most of my pipe tools don't have knife blades, but here's a made in USA for Half and Half (half Virginia bright and half burley?) and a Richards of Sheffield. And a Utica bicentennial of the constitution, a Schrade/ Cut Co/ Walden ring-opener, a Case manicure, and a Kingston demo.Smoker's Knives don't seem to be as common in the US as in Britain, which has always intrigued me. That blade is for scraping out the bowl of the pipe, in a circular motion
Also a cool Kingston stamp on the bale of the military scout... I've never seen that one beforeMost of my pipe tools don't have knife blades, but here's a made in USA for Half and Half (half Virginia bright and half burley?) and a Richards of Sheffield. And a Utica bicentennial of the constitution, a Schrade/ Cut Co/ Walden ring-opener, a Case manicure, and a Kingston demo.
Most of my pipe tools don't have knife blades, but here's a made in USA for Half and Half (half Virginia bright and half burley?) and a Richards of Sheffield. And a Utica bicentennial of the constitution, a Schrade/ Cut Co/ Walden ring-opener, a Case manicure, and a Kingston demo.
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Just got this Kabar - haven't even cut anything with it - but it tickles me View attachment 1473773
And it is all metal
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Here's one by John Watts 
