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Three vintage American-made folding knives as described.
1) A vintage 1988 Winchester Pattern W15-1927 single-blade lockback folding knife, commonly called the "Banana Trapper." Made in the USA for Blue Grass Cutlery, this large 5-3/8" (closed) collector's knife features a long clip-point blade, fluted nickel-silver bolsters, brass liners, and the classic bowtie shield. Near mint, with very slight tarnish on one side of the blade. Price $110.00
2) An authentic, antique single-blade sailor’s rigging knife made by Miller Bros. Cutlery Co. (Meriden, CT, circa 1872–1926). This heavy-duty maritime folder features a classic flat-tip sheepsfoot blade designed for safely cutting rope at sea. A highly collectible piece of early American cutlery. Very little wear, strong snap, slight wobble. 4 5/8" closed. Price $450.00
3) A rare vintage single-blade jackknife from the historic John Primble line, originally distributed by Belknap Hardware & Manufacturing Co. This highly collectible pattern #5023 features an old-school "swell center" (soda-bottle) handle shape, engineered for a secure, comfortable grip. High-grade jigged bone scales remain pristine, with no cracks, chips, or shrinkage. The blade has been sharpened and shows visible scratches. Excellent snap with no wobble. 5 1/4" closed. Price $155.00