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smiling-knife
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Just added a nice little MOP sleeveboard lobster to the collection. The inside of the bottom attachment is a nail file and the outside is nicely decorated. Has milled brass liners too. Very classy. Made by J Howarth. Stainless steel blades so I'm thinking 1930s but maybe after the war. Hard to say. :) s-k
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Nice Snowshoe S-K!! ::tu:: Super fine filework.
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I will take that lady with me to my next Black Tie afair. ::smirk::
What will she cost me to rent her for one night? :wink: ::tu::
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Wow SK that is one pretty piece of pearl for being 75 years old, very impressive and a great looking knife. Do you know if the file work came afterward or was that original from the factory, either way you picked up another beauty.. 8)

Thanks for sharing,

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Thanks everyone for the kind responses. You want to hire her for the night justold :lol: Maybe I should start a knife escort agency ::doh:: I believe the file work was done before leaving the works. There was a market for these among the well to do and special orders were not uncommon. :) s-k
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Thats a real beauty SK and to be that old....well thats just fantastic my friend. ::tu::
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