antique central european multi blade combination knife with bone handles

4 3/16" multiblade cutlery & horsemans knife combination - outside cream bone covers (both sides have repairs due to insert section damage in past) holding folding fork & spoon with folding boot pullers side mounted on bolster end, integrated steel bolster end & liners, with brass bolster liner other side, 3 prong for side has square corkscrew side mounted & toothpick insert, spoon side also has side mounted square leather punch (insert tool missing); centre section of combination has 5 brass & 2 steel bolster liners, with elaborately engraved broad hoof pick blade covering back with a lift up pivot whistle device, underneath hoof pick are 6 blades - pipe cleaner, small awl, larger awl, pen, quill & screwdriver end; full length blades other side rise in height for nail nicks progressively with 6 blades - spear blade, scissors, manicure file with cuticle cleaner end, table knife, cock spur cutting saw, sheeps foot,

Antiques.co.uk Ref: NXQ5F6HTA

Materials:

steel

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antique-knives.com is a private collection of antique and vintage knives and related antiques such as writing implements and medical instruments. This collection is extensive and currently being offered for sale through this webshop as no family members have an interest in the items and the webshop is an option to selling through Auction. The knife collection is mainly of folding knives with a concentration on folding knives, all fully functional, unless otherwise cited. While the knife collection is strongly orientated on Sheffield and other UK knives, various other countries are represented – French, German, Italian, USA, etc. I realise genuine collectors always prefer to touch and feel, particularly with the higher value items, and personal inspection is possible in Hartley Wintney, Hampshire location. My descriptions are honest and report when the ‘snap’ is absent – few knives are without that ’snap’, except for the very old are rare examples.

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