Folding Bowie

[Mossdancer]

Hey S=K
This is the only mark it has. What would be your opinion of origin. Its on the lockback release ring.
wb

[El Lobo]

Well WB,

I'm not S-K, but it looks like a genuine United States Quarter, minted in the Denver Mint...













OK...OK...just having fun with the pitch up in the zone, my friend.

BILLY Boy

[Mossdancer]

See that shows what you know.
It's a dime. Yor better stick to poetry.
wb

[El Lobo]

Ouch!

I never thought a man of your means messed with the small change...

I hope we can find some info for you...

Your friend,

BiLl

[Mossdancer]

Hey:
Isn't that mark called a maltese cross
wb

[smiling-knife]

Sorry wb, I don't recognise that mark. The shape of the handle seems similar to a photo of a Sheffield one that I have seen but the locking mechanism does not look typical of Sheffield. That is not much to go on I know. Will see if I can find something for you. s-k

[acourvil]

Can you post a picture of the whole knife?

[Mossdancer]

Acourvil;
Sorry I took so long on this.
moss

[acourvil]

That's different than any I've seen. The lever lock on the back is unusual. Overall, I'd say it looks more English than German, but I'm not sure I can say why it gives me that impression. I've attached a pic of a German example.

This might be a good one to post in one of Bernard Levine's forums to see what he says.