Thrifty Thursday... Cheap Traditional Knives

Gonzalo said:
This all metal Imperial seems rather old with the abbreviated I.K.CO tang stamp. Fine edge, very good walk and talk, half stop, and very cheap.

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Nice example of the quintessential "Boy's Knife". :)
 
afishhunter said:
BIT Old Timer 12OT "PAL"
(Peanut size single blade without a locking blade. I forget what they call the one with a liner lock.)
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Sounds like the 18OT Mighty Mite I posted last week! ;)

This week I'll post another knife from the "Gift Set" I mentioned last week. It's a 72OT that Schrade just called a Dog Leg Jack, but I think lots of us would call it an Old Timer Peanut:
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- GT
 
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scrteened porch said:
Eva Marie Saint gave me this one. She said there was a story behind it.
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North By Northwest is one of my favorite movies! :thumbsup::cool::thumbsup: It's been too long since I last watched it.
(When I attended Purdue University and drove frequently in northwest Indiana, I kept an eye out for crop dusters. I always check Goodwill Stores for a suit like Cary Grant's in the film. 🤪)

- GT
 
5K Qs said:
North By Northwest is one of my favorite movies! :thumbsup::cool::thumbsup: It's been too long since I last watched it.
(When I attended Purdue University and drove frequently in northwest Indiana, I kept an eye out for crop dusters. I always check Goodwill Stores for a suit like Cary Grant's in the film. 🤪)

- GT
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In the Mad Magazine spoof, when Cary Grant gets home he's been gone seven years, he's been declared dead, and his wife has seven children that look like Alfred Hitchcock.
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These three are still with me.
The Half Hawk/Loom Fixer made short work of a 1.5 inch green/growing pine limb that needed trimmed back a few feet, yesterday, (no batoning or chopping) along with a few minor twigs and branches. :)
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At under $18 the RR1837 Gene Autry Moose qualifies as "thrifty" in my humble biased opinion.
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r8shell said:
I've got a dust old reel around here just like that. I wonder if it still works...

Nice knife, too. :)👍
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If it’s still together and not missing any parts it probably does work. I still use this one every now and then trout fishing.
 
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