Coincidences amaze me, and here's another.

I'm going to buy a new router (Triton TRA001) for woodworking and make a table for it. Before I do anything, I spend a few days online looking for advice. On YouTube, there are lots of router experts, many from England. In making his table, an Englishman spoke of cutting "rebates" into the top of the table. I thought I had either misheard, or the closed captioning got it wrong. Last night, I was watching an American build a table, and he spoke about cutting a rabbet - "Or 'rebate,' as the English would say."

I'm 76 years old, and I had never heard the English say "rebate" instead of "rabbet." Then I hear it twice in one day. Something like that is worth a post on UU.

This has been in my front right pocket everyday for the last 30 years through thick and thin. Can you name the brand?
Clue #1 It was made in Solingen Germany (as are all good knives).
Clue #2 the handle or scales are deer antler.
Clue #3 the bolsters are nickel.
Clue #4 it's a four blade known as a congress.
Clue #5 the medallion has four feet displayed, the rest of the medallion has been worn away.
Clue #6 one of the larger blades has "Tobacco Congress" inscribed.
Clue #7 The blades are stainless steel.
It has cut everything from high voltage cable to spreading peanut butter, dug splinters out and is always ready to serve. It is a faithful companion.