Show pictures of your small knives

[Zhenchok]

Who likes mini knives?

I have a little spyderco that I got at REI over 18 years ago.  I only bought it for its "cuteness" factor but only really carried it around my neck during hikes.  Please show pictures of your small factor knives.





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[Poncho65]

That is a nice one I have a few smaller knives and this thread may be better in the edged tool forum

[Poncho65]

This seems a better fit here May also get a few more lookers and posters

[cody6268]

You'd be surprised at what can get done with the little suckers. Small to me is under 3" closed.A Vic Classic spends a lot of time in my watch pocket, primarily for the small blade and scissors, sometimes coupled with a Schrade 12OT or a Case Small Stockman.   I had the H1 steel Hawkbill version of yourknife, but lost it a few months back. I hope I lost it around the house.  Here's a Vic Classic and an unknown, "Scout Knife" miniature. I have several other smaller knives, but this was the only photo I had handy. "  The Scout knife is just a piece of metal with the two handles friction fitting together, serving as the pins that hold everything together. Luckily it came free when I bought the Classic with other knives at the flea market.

2017-06-26_01-19-44 by cody6268, on Flickr

[Zhenchok]

This seems a better fit here May also get a few more lookers and posters

Thanks Poncho, I'm still learning


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[Zhenchok]

You'd be surprised at what can get done with the little suckers. Small to me is under 3" closed.A Vic Classic spends a lot of time in my watch pocket, primarily for the small blade and scissors, sometimes coupled with a Schrade 12OT or a Case Small Stockman.   I had the H1 steel Hawkbill version of yourknife, but lost it a few months back. I hope I lost it around the house.  Here's a Vic Classic and an unknown, "Scout Knife" miniature. I have several other smaller knives, but this was the only photo I had handy. "  The Scout knife is just a piece of metal with the two handles friction fitting together, serving as the pins that hold everything together. Luckily it came free when I bought the Classic with other knives at the flea market.

2017-06-26_01-19-44 by cody6268, on Flickr

I have a few Vic classics brand new and just can't get in to carrying one, I have a leatherman micra that I carry.  I like how the classic looks but other than cutting my nails I don't know what else I'd use it for. I was hoping to get inspired by seeing others use theirs.  I would even consider trading them both for something standard size.


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[captain spaulding]

I love small knives. Mainly Spyderco Ladybug to Dragonfly size.

[Ray S]

Here are a bunch of small folders.My criteria for these is that the folded length should not exceed 3 inches to 3 1/4 inches(7.5cm-8.2cm).These are mainly lock back knives.As I can only post four pictures at a time this may take awhile so please bear with me.
Pic#1: An Al Mar Osprey in white Micarta.
Pic#2:All metal folder by ANT.The liner lock is released by pressing on the ball bearing attached to the handle.
Pic#3:A Beretta made in Seki Japan.
Pic#4:A Precise Big Paw.The handle on this is nearly 2 inches wide and actually pretty comfortable to grip.

[Ray S]

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Pic#1:Buck 326 folder.
Pic#2:Buck 525 with brass liners and ivory handles.
Pic#3:Buck 525 advertising the NRA-ILA(Institute for Legal Action).
Pic#4:Buck 535 advertising Snap-On Tools.

[Ray S]

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Pic#1:Precise Silver Eagle.
Pic#2:A pair of Jet-Aer G-96 mini lock backs.
Pic#3:Gerber Silver Eagle advertising Michelin tires with small jewel inset into bolster.
Pic#4:Gerber Silver Knight with genuine mother of pearl handles.

[Ray S]

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Pic#1:Gerber Silver Knight 2 blade with genuine mother of pearl handles.
Pic#2:Hubertus leverlock auto with unusual green handles.
Pic#3:Imperial Ireland mini lock back.Coin is 1 inch(25.4mm)in diameter.
Pic#4:J.Mongin made from one piece of horn slotted with back ring lock.

[Ray S]

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Pic#1:Kershaw .22 Caliber lockback in the shape of a revolver.
Pic#2:Kershaw assisted opener.
Pic#3:Another Kershaw with a titanium nitride coating.Bad design;it is super slippery even when dry!
Pic#4:Parker Cutlery small lock back.

[Ray S]

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Pic#1:Pink Spyderco(my wife's).
Pic#2:Puma lockback
Pic#3:Rough Rider lockback.
Pic#4:Smith & Wesson mini lockback(USA made a few years ago).

[Ray S]

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Pic#1:Schrade scrimshaw(actually hot stamped;not etched)
Pic#2:A Sharp mini folder.
Pic#3:SOG Centi lockback.
Pic#4:SOG Microtool.This and the Centi a package deal was given to me by my oldest son.

[Ray S]

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Pic#1:RU-KO Sport
Pic#2:A small lockback given to me by one of my foster daughters about 30 years ago.
Pic#3:A small Utica lockback
Pic#4:A small Zippo lockback.

[Zed]

This is my smallest 

[ThePeacent]

one of my favorite smallest and cheapest knife, the black SRM 6040

[Poncho65]

This seems a better fit here May also get a few more lookers and posters

Thanks Poncho, I'm still learning


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No problem I just know we have several members that are only active in some of the different sub forums and you would get more responses there

Great thread and I wanted it to hit its potential

[Zhenchok]

This seems a better fit here May also get a few more lookers and posters

Thanks Poncho, I'm still learning


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No problem I just know we have several members that are only active in some of the different sub forums and you would get more responses there

Great thread and I wanted it to hit its potential

Makes sense, thank you.

[Zhenchok]

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Pic#1:RU-KO Sport
Pic#2:A small lockback given to me by one of my foster daughters about 30 years ago.
Pic#3:A small Utica lockback
Pic#4:A small Zippo lockback.

Nice collection Ray


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[ThePeacent]

ooops forgot the Dragonfly 2!

[Ron Who]

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[Ron Who]

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[ColoSwiss]

Some small Stockmen by Case, Hen&Rooster, and Browning.

Fancy handles from Geisen&Forsthoff and EKA.

Small multi-blade from Bargeon, and a small Remington Boy Scout.

[theonew]

[ThePeacent]

[pfrsantos]

Who likes mini knives?

I have a little spyderco that I got at REI over 18 years ago.  I only bought it for its "cuteness" factor but only really carried it around my neck during hikes.  Please show pictures of your small factor knives.


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That's a Ladybug, right? I looked it up in Spyderco's site and only saw the plain edge and spydie edge versions. It doesn't show a half-serrated edge anywhere. Sure it's an authentic Spyderco?

 

[Zhenchok]

Who likes mini knives?

I have a little spyderco that I got at REI over 18 years ago.  I only bought it for its "cuteness" factor but only really carried it around my neck during hikes.  Please show pictures of your small factor knives.


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That's a Ladybug, right? I looked it up in Spyderco's site and only saw the plain edge and spydie edge versions. It doesn't show a half-serrated edge anywhere. Sure it's a authentic Spyderco?

 

Yea it  is a ladybug, I bought it at REI . I never really used it, the weird thing is that the outside handle main rivet started to show a tiny bit of corrosion but nothing major.  It also says Japan on the blade.   In all honesty I'd be happy to trade it for a SAK with a saw.