walker & hall horsemans multiblade: 4 7/8" horsemans knife, nickle plated handles\bolster liner with 2 leather repair coach screws, 2 inside steel bolster liners with milled edge part one liner with screwdriver end in middle liner, and 7 blades

WALKER & HALL HORSEMANS MULTIBLADE
4 7/8" horsemans knife, nickle plated handles\bolster liner with 2 leather repair coach screws, 2 inside steel bolster liners with milled edge part one liner with screwdriver end in middle liner, and 7 blades, large lock back spear blades (with swedge), small spear (with swedge), spear style can opener with screw lug pull, medium boot hook, stubby file blade with screwdriver end, with horse shoe pick with tapered curve, with double twist cork screw & curved hollow centre leather punch on back - file work on back last 2 blades, W & H in flag emblem (boot hook), (all with good snap)Walker & Hall

Antiques.co.uk Ref: 3CVK49D6K

Maker/Artist:

WALKER & HALL

Materials:

steel, nickel silver

Width (cm):

1.8 cm

Height (cm):

12.3 cm

Depth (cm):

3.7 cm

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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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