Knifebolaget 4.25" Multiblade Carbon Steel Horn Eskilstuna Swedenn 1920-50?
Old Knifebolaget ("Knife company" in Swedish)multiblade built on a jack knife frame in Eskilstuna Sweden with saberground master blade, secondary pen blade and small corkscrew. Why a corkscrew on a Swedish knife? Likely not made for wine but for old beer bottles that used a small cork that came into use in the 1880s until the 1930s. It is possible that this knife is older than the 1920s and is very likely pre-WW2 as Eskilstuna was at its peak before the post war period.
Carbon steel blades, nickel bolster horn hafts, blades are mechanically good, not too terribly sharpened in, there are a few bug bites to the horn but otherwise its in good shape.
4.25" closed
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Knifebolaget 4.25" Multiblade Carbon Steel Horn Eskilstuna Swedenn 1920-50?
Knifebolaget 4.25" Multiblade Carbon Steel Horn Eskilstuna Swedenn 1920-50?
Old Knifebolaget ("Knife company" in Swedish)multiblade built on a jack knife frame in Eskilstuna Sweden with saberground master blade, secondary pen blade and small corkscrew. Why a corkscrew on a Swedish knife? Likely not made for wine but for old beer bottles that used a small cork that came into use in the 1880s until the 1930s. It is possible that this knife is older than the 1920s and is very likely pre-WW2 as Eskilstuna was at its peak before the post war period.
Carbon steel blades, nickel bolster horn hafts, blades are mechanically good, not too terribly sharpened in, there are a few bug bites to the horn but otherwise its in good shape.
4.25" closed
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Old Knifebolaget ("Knife company" in Swedish)multiblade built on a jack knife frame in Eskilstuna Sweden with saberground master blade, secondary pen blade and small corkscrew. Why a corkscrew on a Swedish knife? Likely not made for wine but for old beer bottles that used a small cork that came into use in the 1880s until the 1930s. It is possible that this knife is older than the 1920s and is very likely pre-WW2 as Eskilstuna was at its peak before the post war period.
Carbon steel blades, nickel bolster horn hafts, blades are mechanically good, not too terribly sharpened in, there are a few bug bites to the horn but otherwise its in good shape.
4.25" closed
