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Great Eastern Cutlery #61
The Congress pattern, introduced in the early 1800s, was one of the first pocketknives created especially for the American market. Great Eastern Cutlery's #61 was released in 2009 featuring extremely useful Wharncliffe and pen blades.
The #61 has somewhat softer springs than other Great Eastern knives, but the blades still have great "walk and talk" with half-stops.
At just 3.75" closed and under 3 ounces, the Great Eastern Cutlery #61 is a very pocket-friendly knife.
