The fork seems very small and also quite short to use as I would a normal fork. Perhaps it is supposed to be more of seafood fork or fruit fork?
Kershaw Good Buddy--I'm thinking '70s vintage? These were fairly early, and made well into the '90s. Japan-made. I also have a different model I got alongside it--money clip with blade and scissors. Was my money clip for years--as I thought I lost my Ambassador Money Clip--turns out, it was wedged for 5+ years under a dresser drawer! I hadn't gotten rid of the T-Shirts that I never wore in that drawer, and had I not pulled it out, I never would've noticed. Blade and nail file, screwdriver, and bottle opener combo tool.
Day 16The Ruike cut the tamper seal so I could opened a new bottle of whiskey. Some Japanese whiskey to drink while watching this month’s sumo tournament.
Day 17Posing with a couple of my oldies, the Ozark added color to a couple 2nd gen WAVES, I was inspecting. The SS took a stab at being a work carry, but always fell short against my ST3 and /or the REBAR. The Cabela’s Orange is a favorite just for the color but finish is delicate. [ Quoting of attachment images from other messages is not allowed ]
I used the one on my Mikov to pull out jalapeños one evening. Forgot to take a picture of it though.I'm not familiar with those. That's pretty neat. Might have to find me one for my SAK-A-Like collection.... don't judge me.
Camillus Sak-a-likes. Circa 1973. Anybody seen any? Old world craftsmanship is advertised. Made for Camillus. German? Best wishes. G [ Quoting of attachment images from other messages is not allowed ] [ Quoting of attachment images from other messages is not allowed ]
Camillus Sak-a-likes. Circa 1973. Anybody seen any? Old world craftsmanship is advertised. Made for Camillus. German? Best wishes. G
Day 18A couple of small jobs for the Pradel today