Antique Switchblade Knives
Nearly every country in the world produced automatic knives over the past few centuries. and they vary quite a lot, but the one thing in common is a blade that flies open with a spring: - Switchblade stilettos (large and small) - Press button or push button knives. - Lever operated or …
Italian switchblades
Antique switchblade “flat guard” stilettos. Made in Frosolone, Italy circa 1930.
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If you have any knives like these for sale please contact me with information. Working knives are preferred but some in non working condition I may consider. You can contact me here: [email protected]. I aspire to collect vintage switchblade knives with …
German switchblades
Top knife: German bolster release, late 1800s. Made in Germany stamped, “Klophaus” “Oling.”.
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Antique knives for sale. This is the first model to be made of this style. Featured in the award winning book. “Art Of The Switchblade.”. Excellent untouched condition. Never repair, never worked on and never taken apart. Works perfectly. Union Cut Co lever knife made in …
MANIAGO, Italy - Antique Switchblade Knives
Unfortunately switchblades were doomed in NYC by 1952. In July 1952, the switchblade era between Pasquale Patrizio and Latama came to an end when Latama (and Ethan Products Inc,) signed an exclusive contract with Coricama. By March 1954 switchblades were outlawed in …
French switchblades
Antique French stylet with stag handles. Made in France, marked “Guerre Fils, Paris,” circa mid 1800s.
French switchblades
French switchblades. Made in France, marked “Guerre Fils, Paris,” circa mid 1800s.
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This new run is a Deluxe Edition printing. Printed with Gold foil lettering on high quality hard covers with a dust jacket. The interior features the highest quality glossy paper. Available July 4th, 2019.
French switchblades
Made in France, marked “Guerre Fils, Paris,” circa mid 1800s. Antique French stylet with (broken) Ivory handles