🔎 UNIDENTIFIED Found a wood handle pocket knife! It has 2 blades but I have no idea how old as the metal is pretty toasted. Any ideas would be helpful!
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Wild guess of early to mid seventies. Not likely wood scales though.
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My guess would be Imperial? Soak it to see if you can get the main blade open.
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Those handle scales are probably Delrin.
Soak well and tap it to get the rust loose and you may be able to get it open enough to read the main blade.
Soak well and tap it to get the rust loose and you may be able to get it open enough to read the main blade.
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That style of knife was around when I was a kid in the 1950's.
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