The Peanut Jack

[woodwalker]

Nice Peanuts guys. Here are 2 Case and a Queen in the middle.

[Miller Bro's]

A VERY NICE pair of Queens, Dimitri.

Thanks Skip!

[Miller Bro's]

Lovely pair of Queens, Dimitri, looks like a winning hand to me!
Here are the only 3 peanuts I have left: A Utica Kutmaster, Case and a Schrade made Keen Kutter.

Thank you Dan

Your three are excellent knives!

[Miller Bro's]

Here are 2 Case and a Queen in the middle.

[woodwalker]

Here are 2 Case and a Queen in the middle.

Thank you sir!!

[knife7knut]

Here are a few. The first batch are all under 3 in. The second is right at 3 inches. The last are at 3 1/4 inches.

[Dinadan]

Very nice knives, MB, Dan, and Woodwalker.

[danno50]

Lovely pair of Queens, Dimitri, looks like a winning hand to me!
Here are the only 3 peanuts I have left: A Utica Kutmaster, Case and a Schrade made Keen Kutter.

Thank you Dan

Your three are excellent knives!

Thanks Dimitri.
Three nice peanuts, Woodwalker.
Great batch of knives, Ray.

Thanks Dinadan.

[woodwalker]

Very nice knives, MB, Dan, and Woodwalker.

Thanks Mel!!

[woodwalker]

Lovely pair of Queens, Dimitri, looks like a winning hand to me!
Here are the only 3 peanuts I have left: A Utica Kutmaster, Case and a Schrade made Keen Kutter.

Thank you Dan

Your three are excellent knives!

Thanks Dimitri.
Three nice peanuts, Woodwalker.
Great batch of knives, Ray.

Thanks Dinadan.

Thanks Dan!!

[Magnercraft]

Here are a few peanuts.
Top to bottom, left to right. Case, Olsen Ok, and a Schrade Walden.
All three are well made in their own way however the Olsen is my favorite of the three. I like the nail nicks being on the same side and the cut-out for the secondary and it just feels better in the hand.
Enjoy.

[Steve Warden]

All nice, but how easy is it to access that nail nick on the main blade of that Olsen?
I play bass and keep my nails short. I think I'd have some trouble with that one.

[Dinadan]

Here are a few peanuts.
Top to bottom, left to right. Case, Olsen Ok, and a Schrade Walden.
All three are well made in their own way however the Olsen is my favorite of the three. I like the nail nicks being on the same side and the cut-out for the secondary and it just feels better in the hand.

Three very appealing Peanuts, Joe. My favorite of the three is also the Olsen. I like that swedge. I do not know for sure, but I think that the Olsen was made by Schrade. I have a Craftsman and a Parker-Frost reportedly made by Schrade, with that exact design main blade, nail nicks and cut-outs. Thanks for posting: I have not seen one of those Olsens before.

[Magnercraft]

All nice, but how easy is it to access that nail nick on the main blade of that Olsen?
I play bass and keep my nails short. I think I'd have some trouble with that one.

Thanks, That's a good point Steve. The main nick appears to be slightly obstructed by the secondary. I've never noticed an issue getting good purchase on the blade. I keep my nails long enough to open knives but short enough for good hygiene. I can see having short nails while playing stringed instruments would be beneficial. A musically talented friend of mine once said " Don't pluck it up, gotta slap that bass"

[Magnercraft]

Thanks Mel, I know the Olsen was made by others but I'm not sure by whom. The only other peanut I've seen that looks almost the same was an Ulster 183 which I do not own to compare side by side. When I bought the Olsen (several years ago for $4) I had no idea what it was. Rusty and black grime covering the whole knife, handle and all. Pleasantly surprised to see what was hiding underneath after a good cleaning. Perhaps the connection made by saving this one from the heap is why I am so fond of it.