So, most of the Atwoods have bottle openers, and that is 1 thing that I will be using a lot, a few times a day, a few times a week. I have heard some bad things about some of the designs, like you have to try it a few times to pop the cap off, such as the Nibble. Which tool would be best for the bottle opener? A prybaby? Atwrench? Which gen? Triangle? Thanks for your input, I’m excited my EDC KC is almost complete (well, until it changes, right?)

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A few months back, I remember reading a thread here with some pics of old churchkeys and the like. It got me thinking about some things I purchased on ebay a few years ago. I still can’t remember how I found the auction, but for a dollar and some change, I won a “tool-set” on a ss ball chain. With shipping, I remember that the entire package cost me less than $5. On the chain was an old P-38 (U.S. Speaker 1960). Also, a metal whistle with “The Acme” Made in England printed on it. The ball inside is either cork or wood. And finally, a Sears Roebuck and Co./Craftsman 4-way pocket screwdriver. What a find! I would love to see what others have found or collected. Below are some pics. The P-38 pic is a little bright and had a KL-4 lighting the area (a little overkill ;D)

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