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Another Knife from the bottom of the box | Tools and Hardware988 of 2135 |  |  |
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fhrjr2
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This is another knife from the bottom of the box of stuff we purchased. It is marked Mikov stainless on one side and CZECHO SLOVAKIA on the other side of the main blade.
I may get the hang of this camera soon. I can actually read some of the markings on this one in the picture. This looks like it would be a handy knife for camping or some such thing. Although I don't see a cork screw fitting in at a camp site.
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Hey fhrjr2, who doesn't go camping and not take a nice cabernet red with them ? When my my brother and I were young boys, my dad would take us "camping", but I always thought it was a good excuse for him to get out of the house and knock back a few ! lol. I always associated camping and drinking together. Talk to you later, TG.
Does that say Sharp with the TM? That would be the trademark.
Yes the handle says Sharp followed by TM. It is sharp to. I cut my finger opening that punch type blade beside the corkscrew.
Thanks Bratjdd