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SALE NO. 76
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1830. BUCK FOLDING KNIFE Model 42821 measuring 4 3/4” overall with a 3 3/4” serrated drop-point blade. This lock blade knife features
orange checkered Delrin handles with the original nylon case. The knife appears unsharpened and is in almost new condition. (3395-1F)
1831. LOT OF RUSSELL GREEN RIVER KNIVES Two total: the first measures 10 1/4” overall with a 5 3/4” carbon steel, drop-point blade
and a 2 1/2” false edge. This full tang knife features wood scales with lightly tarnished brass rivets and a non-original leather sheath. The blade
appears to be unsharpened with the knife being in excellent condition overall; the second measures 9” overall with a 4 3/4” carbon steel clip-point
blade. This full tang knife features wood scales, brass rivets and a non-original leather sheath. There are light oxidation stains on the blade near
the tip as well as the outer edges of the tang. The brass rivets are lightly tarnished. The blade appears sharpened with the knife in good condition
overall. (3395-1N2)
1832. BRITISH COMMANDO KNIFE This knife measures 11 1/2” overall with a 6 3/4” double edge stiletto blade. The knife features a black
overall finish with a brass handle, steel cross guard and the original leather sheath. The cross guard is stamped Sheffield, England on one end and
has the NATO designation/1976 on the opposite end. The handles have a small amount of paint missing near the pommel as well as two minor
chips of black finish off the blade. There is also a small amount of oxidation near the tip of the blade with the knife rating good to very good condition
overall. (3395-1D1)
1833. LOT OF PARKER CUTLERY KNIVES Three total: the first is a folding hunting knife which measures 5” overall with a 3 1/2” clip-point
blade, featuring genuine stag handles, brass bolsters, brass rivets and brass liner. There is light tarnish on the bolsters. The blade appears to have
been sharpened and exhibits light wear near the spine with the knife rating very good to excellent condition overall; the second knife is a multi
blade cattle knife which measures 3 3/4” overall with a 3” clip master blade, 2” Sheep’s foot blade and a 2” spey blade. This knife features nickel
silver bolsters, brass rivets, brass liner and wood handles. The bolsters exhibit light tarnish from storage with the knife in excellent condition overall;
the third is a crown pen knife which measures 2 3/4” overall with a 2” drop-point master blade and a secondary 1 1/4” drop-point blade The
knife features genuine stag handles, brass rivets and a brass liner with the knife in excellent condition overall. (3395-1H2)
1834. LOT OF CAMILLUS FOLDING KNIVES Two total: the first is a folding lock-blade hunting knife model 26, which measures 5 1/4” overall
with a 4” clip master blade and a secondary 4” clip-point blade. This knife features nickel silver bolsters, faux stag handles, brass rivets, brass
liner and includes the original box; the second lot is a multi-blade stock knife, model 89, which measures 4 1/4” overall with a 3 1/4” saber-clip
master blade, 2 1/2” sheep’s foot blade and a 2 1/4” spey blade. The knife features nickel silver bolsters, brass rivets, brass liner and includes the
original box. Both knives exhibit light wear from storage and are in excellent condition overall. (3395-1Y2)
1835. LOT OF KNIVES Two total: the first is a Cole Cutlery, KA-LOK, lock-blade which measures 3 1/4” overall with a 2 1/2” drop-point blade. The
knife features nickel silver bolsters, nickel silver rivets, wood handles and includes original box. The bolsters are slightly tarnished from storage with
the blade appearing unsharpened; the second lot is a Parker Cutlery pen knife which measures 3 3/4” overall with a 3” clip master blade, 2”
sheep’s foot blade and a 2” drop-point blade. This knife features nickel silver bolsters, nickel silver rivets and genuine stag handles. The blades
appear unsharpened with both knives in excellent condition overall. (3395-1O)
1836. LOT OF SWISS ARMY KNIVES Three total: the first is a red Delrin scaled, Wenger, multi tool sportsman’s knife with a 2 1/2” drop-point
blade that exhibits signs of wear and sharpening along with approximately 10 other tools. In very good to excellent condition overall. The second
is a red handled Victorinox pen knife with a 2” drop point master blade and a secondary 1 1/4” pen blade. The blades appear unsharpened. The
scales show minimal wear with the knife in very good to excellent condition overall. The third is a red Delrin handled, Victorinox, lobster pen knife
with a 1 1/2 drop-point blade, nail file and scissors. The scales show minor wear with the blade appearing unsharpened and the knife in very good
to excellent condition overall (3395-1O3)
1837. LOT OF FARMER’S CLASP/ SODBUSTER KNIVES Total of four: all four knives measure 4 3/4” overall with a 3 1/2” clip blades
and wood handles. Only one knife exhibits limited use with very light wear on the scales. All four knives appear unsharpened and rate very good
to excellent overall. (3395-1F2)
1838. LOT OF SWISS ARMY KNIVES Three total: first is a red checkered Delrin scale, Victorinox, campers type knife with a 3 1/4” drop-point
master blade and a 3” curved blunt tip blade. The knife features a saw, can opener, awl and cork screw with the knife in almost new condition overall;
the second is a checkered, silver metal scale, Victorinox pen knife similar to the Secretary model with a 2 1/4” drop-point master blade and a 1
1/4” pen blade. The blades appear unsharpened with the knife in excellent condition overall; the third is red Delrin scale lobster pen knife similar to
the Signature model knife with a 2” master pen blade and a 1 1/4” secondary pen blade. Also included are scissors, nail file, screw driver tooth pick
and tweezers. The handles exhibit light wear with the blades appearing unsharpened and the knife in excellent condition overall. (3395-1L4)
1839. LOT OF J.A. HENCKELS FOLDING KNIVES Two total: the first is an “Eddie Bauer” edition which measures 4” overall with a 3 1/4”
drop-point blade and a 3” cleaning hook. This lock-blade knife features genuine stag handles, German silver bolster, German silver rivets and a
brass liner. The bolster and blade exhibit light wear. The blade appears unsharpened with the knife in very good condition overall; the second
measures 4” overall with a 3 1/4” drop-point blade. This lock blade knife features genuine stag handles, German silver bolster, German silver rivets
and a brass liner. This knife exhibits light wear from storage. The blade appears unsharpened with the knife rating excellent overall. (3395-1I4)
1840. LOT OF KNIVES Three total: the first is a Camillus model 31 Fishing Knife measuring 5” overall with a 4” partially serrated, clip-point blade
and a 3 3/4” combination fish scaler and bottle opener. This knife features nickel silver bolsters, imitation stag handles and a brass liner. The blade
has been sharpened with the knife in very good to excellent condition overall; the second is a Parker Cutlery Trapper model which measures 4”
overall with a 3 1/4” clip-point master blade and 3 1/4 spey blade. The knife features genuine stag handles, nickel silver bolsters and a brass liner.
The blades appear unsharpened with the knife exhibiting light wear from storage and is in excellent condition overall; the third is a Parker Cutlery
congress knife measuring 3 3/4” overall with a 2 1/4” sheep’s foot, master blade, 1 1/4” pen blade and a 1 1/2” spey blade. The knife features
genuine stag handles, nickel silver bolsters, nickel silver rivets and a brass liner. The blades appears unsharpened with the knife in excellent condition
overall. (3395-1Q1)
1841. LOT OF FARMER’S CLASP/ SODBUSTER KNIVES Five total: the first two are made by Kissing Crane of Germany and measure
3 1/2” overall with a 2 3/4” skinner-clip blades, wood handles, brass rivets and brass liners. Both knives are in very good to excellent condition
overall; the second two are Kissing Crane brand knives measuring 5” overall with 3 3/4” clip-point blades, wood handles, brass rivets and brass
liners. Both knives are in very good to excellent condition overall; the last knife is made by Schmidt & Ziegler of Germany which measure 4 1/2”
overall with a 3 3/4” clip-point blade. This knife features wood handles, brass liner and a brass rivet. The knife appears unsharpened and is in very
good to excellent condition overall. (3395-1R1)
1842. LOT OF KNIVES Two total: the first is a Case model 2138 Sodbuster knife which measures 5 1/4” overall with a 3 3/4” clip-point blade, black
Delrin handles and a brass rivet. The blade and handles exhibit light wear. The blade has been sharpened with the knife in very good condition
overall; the second is a Budding and Grafting Knife by Bonsa of Germany measuring 3 3/4” overall with a 2” curved grafting blade and a 1 1/4”
bark lifting top edge. This knife features black Delrin handles, brass liner and an additional 1” lifting blade made of bone. The handles and metal
blade exhibit minor surface wear. The blade appears unsharpened with the knife rating in very good to excellent condition overall. (3395-1K4)