I found a very interesting pocket knife

[RelicHunterPro]

I found this at a house from the 1800s but no idea how old it is dosen't seem old. Knowing the age would be helpful.

 

[RelicHunterPro]

It could be old though I've never seen anything like this

 

[RelicHunterPro]

the knife came up as high 90 could not ignore that

 

[GaRebel1861]

The metal that is made of and the design makes me think it’s modern.

 

[Madmox]

Definitely modern. Keep looking for the business end. It looks like the end is screwed together with an Allen head screw.

 

[Hawks88]

I agree that it’s modern. Nice find though. Congrats

 

[RelicHunterPro]

I wish the company was on the
Inside. I found no name

 

[Aussie]

If it was made the same year torx screws were invented, that would date it at 1967.

 

[RelicHunterPro]

Good to know I'm off to another location. Wish me luck

 

[Kray Gelder]

Is the blade gone? It's probably a Pakistani $3 knife.

 

[RelicHunterPro]

The blade is gone ;( the knife does indeed look poorly made since there is no company engraved

 

[1637]

i see teeth on the in side.i think its what is left on a thread gauge.there would have had arms that folded on with different number of teeth on them.
brad

 

[GeoW]

The teeth are on the liner lock.. any name or other marking to make ID would be on the blade.

 

[Trezurehunter]

I agree with the rest. Looks to be modern according to all indications. It's still a nice find.

 

[Back-of-the-boat]

Modern, it probably had rubber handle which rotted away I have a similar knife in my semi.

 

[A2coins]

Interesting fond good luck on the next site also

 

[RVRoamer76]

Cool find. GL out there.

 

[Doug from NS]

I have found a lot of folding knives and the blades are always rusted away. I would think that yours has not been in the ground too long.

 

[RelicHunterPro]

Yep I was hoping it wasn't from another tresure hunter

 

[Professor of Engineering]

Cool find, congrats!