This pocketknife comes from my grandfather's collection that I inherited.  Other than he would buy pocketknives from the local flea markets in northern California, I don't know the full history of it, he passed away in 1996.  I am not a pocketknife expert nor a professional in any way, I'm just reporting what I've learned on the internet so please make sure you check out the video and images before making a decision to buy.

The springs and locks of this knife work.  The main blade pops open and locks in place pretty well.  The second blade will pop open but not lock in place right away, you have to manually move it back open but will then lock in place.  Please watch the video to see it in action.  There is wobble on both blades which seems pretty common for these types, there is also some peek above the handles.

The blades have some abrasive-like scratches, I'm assuming it's from sandpaper, many of the pocketknives in his collection show these same scratches so it was probably done by my grandfather. It wasn't done by me.  Again please check out the pictures to see what I mean.

The handles are in decent shape, nothing major that I can detect, there is one very visible crack running from the center pin, and there may be one forming around one of the pivot pins.  The material is some kind of synthetic, not sure if it's celluloid or bakelite or what.

If you receive it and are not satisfied, I will refund your money upon receiving the knife back as long as it is in the same condition that it was sent out in, but I ask that you cover the cost to ship it back to me, and please return it within 30 days.

Price is firm, please no offers sorry, and thank you.

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