Very cool. Worth the trip for sure. And classic how us elder folks understand how not to get cut closing an old folder. It used to be just a matter of experience and touch. Yet, we all were a little nicked up and just rubbed some dirt on it. No whining. Nice how you took the time to show the old way of knives.

Good looking find, I packed a soddy for years but all they had when I was a kid was black or yellow

Glad you got to go back and get it. Thanks for sharing.

another great video brother thanks for sharing

Awesome find. I enjoy the sod buster knives. I really like the orange

Great looking knife, like the wide blade. Nice color. Sorry to hear you’re moving back to Tampa, you were the only one I could talk about knives with at work

Sweet looking knife, I was actually at a flea market this past weekend and there’s a guy there who used to own a knife and gun store, he’s selling off his remaining inventory, I got a nos case sodbuster with dark scales and the blade has the engraving of a farmer with a plow, I gave 25.00 for that knife!!

Very nice!

I like its pre etching on the blade the etching looks a bit too fancy on the new ones imhop.

lol you probably spent more money on gas that day then i have spent on my whole collection

Jack Cool got oil...

Be good for skinning knife

ohhh its american made thats why it cost so much

you paid over 50 dollars for this knife lol wow it looks so cheap and plastic like