This is a story about a little red knife.
Its real name is Victorinox Classic, although most folks would just say it’s in the family of famed Swiss Army knives. My little red knife is about 2 1⁄4 inches long with four specialized blades that are designed for… well, everything. I’m guessing you have one or did have one.
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Ron Schara: Lost and found… the latest story about my little red knife
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