Peterman "System Stick"

[carebear]

Want. Want a lot. Talk about adventure gear...

http://jpeterman.com/product.asp?cat=191&sku=NCL C179

 

[scotrace]

That is cool. I hope Peterman is treading carefully as he ventures far afield of his core products this time.

I'd always heard those referred to as "gadget canes." Keep an eye out. They're very collectable, but still plenty of them out there.

 

[Rooster]

All it's missing is a sword blade.

 

[Ecuador Jim]

All it's missing is a sword blade.

..which may make it airline-transportable as carry-on baggage.

 

[Shaul-Ike Cohen]

..which may make it airline-transportable as carry-on baggage.

I'm not into weapons, but the same thought came to my mind concerning an umbrella or walking stick with a hidden flask. Even if it's less than the allowed 100ml (or whatever the limit is), and even if you think it's silly because every child will instantly recognise it's some 1963 Fonseca port - hidden, unlabeled flasks simply aren't en vogue among security people these days.

 

[Alan Eardley]

Here's a vintage stick with a built-in bottle:

I like that one. I make canes for a hobby and have done a few with built in compasses and bottles but never a telesope. I'm just finishing a compass-equipped version, so I may try one with a telesope next.

Alan

 

[Smithy]

Here's a vintage stick with a built-in bottle:

Those are quite common to see on sale in Spain. And very handy as well I would imagine!

 

[Alan Eardley]

Those are quite common to see on sale in Spain. And very handy as well I would imagine!

Yes, this one is Spanish.

Alan