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#2
Latama Square Button Switchblade Kris Bladed PROTOTYPE. Measures 11".
Blade has seen some light sharpening with a rough stone. Front scale has
delamination. Not a mint knife, but an exceedingly rare knife. Less
than a dozen were made after Latama secured a patent on both the Kris blade
style AND the square button mechanism. The square button mechanism never
went into production because of difficulties in the amount of hand fitting
required, and it is a very weak design.
Click
through for an entire page devoted to this knife including 4 pages
from Switchblades of Italy by Tim Zinser, Dan Fuller, and Neal Punchard. $8500 |
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#4
Chuck Stewart Switchblade Elephant Toe Custom. This nearly perfect knife
is the LAST knife that Chuck Stewart made. It actually was finished having
handles installed by Judy Gottage for the the customer. The originally
intended handlers are the elephant ivory with amber spacers pictured.
Installed handles are colorful bark Mastodon ivory.
ALL FOUR blades on this
knife are sprung. Each handle has the same release mechanism Not
every blade on this knife opens fully as the maker didn't get to finish the
knife.
Original handle
projects included in sale. This very massive knife has some minor blade
scuffing from liners. Measures 10 1/4" overall and 1 3/8" thick!
$4200 |
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#5
Shur-Snap Master Fish Knife. Super rare in the sheath. Blade has
some sharpening marks but great toning. Handles are lightly shrunk but no
cracks. Spring set, function, and ride height are perfect. Sheath
just has the scuff marks shown. 4 15/16" closed, 8 3/4" open.
EXTREMELY RARE with the
sheath
$750 |
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#6
Italian double spring souvenir with pouch. Springs and catches are
perfect. Handles have some cracks around pins on both handles. 2
1/4" closed, 3 3/4 open.
$180 |
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#7
Presto BRAIN Floating Guard- STONE MINT
Not cleaned or restored -
AS FOUND! You will never see another
in this condition!
$1400 |
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#8
Bonsa one-way OTF
STONE MINT
VERY RARE
$500 |
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#9
Pastor Aleman spring pull similar to a Schrade pullball. Blade is much
different in that it locks and to release it is pulled forward from the frame to
release. Rear pull then is used to retain blade closed. Black
plastic handles with no cracks or shrinkage. 4 3/8" closed, 7 5/8" open.
$225 |
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#10
Edgemaster? Blade grinding
marks on surface, no maker marks either side
$225 |
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#11
Snappy
$140 |
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#12
Stiletto Roller Bolster. Walnut handles with no cracks or dings.
Bayonet grind with a nail nick. Double click, nice strong, and tight.
Spring set and ride height are good. 4 7/8" closed, 8 5/8" open.
$150 |
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#13
Mexican with rare leaf
blade. Mint. Measures 7 1/4" plus bail.
$260
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#14
Italian Flylock style. Mechanism is different than Flylock by button slide locking
both blade and kickout spring
$300 |
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#15
GIANT Wandy Inox Roller Bolster. Blade has been sharpened and the very tip
has been broken off. Black figural horn handle front and half black, half
blonde horn rear. Handles have some mild layer separation and one small
worm mark. Blade is crooked (probably when tipped). Spring set and
ride height are good. Backstrap and spring are darkened. 7" closed,
13" open. $375 |
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#16
Unmarked Picklock. Bayonet grind, blade is loosey-goosey when open. Black
plastic handles have no cracks. Spring set and ride height are good.
4" closed, 7 1/8" open.
$120 |
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#17
Hammer Brand
hollow-scale. Rear scale has some edge separation.
$175 |
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#18
LL Bean only has the crack shown
$375 |
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#19
Remington Scale
crack across spring pin. Blades sharpened.
$450 |
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#20
Italian version of a Mexican Lucite. Blade is unsharpened and only carries
a Stainless and Rostfrei stamps. Handles are black plastic with raised
dragons, silver and gold. 4 1/4" closed, 7 1/4" open.
$100 |
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#21
Mexican mini
$180 |
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#22
Mexican Full-size. Mint. Measures 7 3/8" open plus bail.
$210 |
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#23
Snappy. Needs some light clean-up.
$125 |
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#24
Shursnap
$250 |
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#25
Shur-snap SHORTY. Bolsters are slightly loose. Measures 7" open.
Handles have marginal shrinkage.
$300 |
