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Love the idea of a post on pocket knvies. You're right, a nice knife truly is one of the marks of a Southern gentleman. Nothing against any of the knvies you featured, but with your typical affinity for the finer things in life, it's a shame that you don't have a single German knife in the bunch! Then again, we all need a little educating on a few subjects:) Go check out some German-made pieces (watch out for manufacturers who have now moved to China) and I think you may want to do a second post. Take a look at German Eye, Hen & Rooster, and some of the old Kissing Crane knvies that were made in Solingen. If you haven't already been introduced to some of these, they may become your new addiction.

Great post and I think it is a Southern Gentleman thing. My Grandfather and Great Grandfather never left home without a Buck Stockman style pocket knife. I have their last ones in my possession and treasure both. I’ve got lots of knives mostly Case, Buck, & SOG but it has been a small stag handled Case Eisenhower pen knife that I have carried every day for years. Two blades and very small, use one as a tool on everything keeping the second one sharp for cutting.