Yesterday there was a big car show and antique aircraft show at the Georgetown airport. So today, a nice early Sunday morning, I walked the grass parking area with my dog, looking out of curiosity what people may have dropped. I always like to do this after big even, and sometimes it pays off, sometimes it doesn't. Today it did, and I am the new owner of a SAK classic in black, with the logo of Clinton Oil Company on the handle is a one piece silver or nickel silver inlay. Not a silkscreen.
KNif is the usual very good condition, handles scratched up from being carried, but blade and scissors showing very little wear. The pointy tip of the non SD nail file shows some wear from being used as a small Phillips screw driver, but that's okey, I plan to do the same.
The keyring had a bent open loop from what looks like a lobster claw latch, and it got bent enough to let the little thing drop off the keyring it must have been hung from. Oh well, my gain. It needed a bit of a clean up, and some mineral oil in the joints, buts in a very good shape. I now have a 5th back up classic. Three of which are advertising classics from a company SARNAC, another one from Boyle, since 1934, and now The Clinton Oil Company. People seem to loose a lot of these classics.
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