Any ideas who the maker is

[gino]

Any opinion on who made this knife is appreciated

No makers mark
No model numbers
Little over 4” closed

[treefarmer]

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Any opinion on who made this knife is appreciated

No makers mark
No model numbers
Little over 4” closed

No idea about maker, Gino, but with the decent handles, the swedge and the steel bolsters, can we probably date it back to the WWII era?
The bone jigging and color reminds me of some of the Pal knives in my pile.
Treefarmer

[Ridgegrass]

Agree on maybe Pal or Utica. Really odd to be unmarked with that quality. Are the liners brass or iron? J.O'.

[1967redrider]

Maybe Ulster?

[gino]

Agree on maybe Pal or Utica. Really odd to be unmarked with that quality. Are the liners brass or iron? J.O'.

They are iron
It’s a quality made knife for the age and zero evidence of any markings or that they were removed or worn off

[Ridgegrass]

Another mystery . Cool knife. J.O'.

[gino]

Thanks
I agree all

It’s a very solid knife with nice looking bone I have it for sale on my eBay but it’s difficult to sell without a maker

Thanks for all the input fellas