Early Knife Corp. Watch Bob Knife

[RustyNails86]

Hey guys I decided it’s time to start selling my horde of, well everything I guess but a lot of pocket knives are included in that. The problem is I’m unable to identify a few of them I’m putting one of them up now I believe it’s a queen of some kind but I really have no idea and I cannot find the thing stamp anywhere. It’s a early watch Bob knife. I believe it’s 10 karat gold, it is not magnetic except for the blade and the rivets. The opening mechanism is amazing and Still tight and smooth considering it’s obvious age. Never seen anything like it! The tank stamp says knife Corp. made in America with some numbers and letters above USA could be the serial number I’m not sure but can’t find it anywhere. Just take a look at it in your leisure in reply if you have any ideas. Thank you all!

[Gunsil]

These are cool little knives, but I assure you they are not made of gold, they are made of nickel silver. Nickel silver is also known as German silver or white brass and contains no actual silver.

[RustyNails86]

No worries I love it! Do you know what info I need to locate any info on it? Maker age location ect? That would be awesome thank you!

[Gunsil]

Sorry, not listed in my knife books but I think they are 1920s-1930s, maybe newer. I have had three of them and one thing I know is that it is hard to get fifteen bucks for one at a knife show.

[OLDE CUTLER]

Hey guys I decided it’s time to start selling my horde of, well everything I guess but a lot of pocket knives are included in that. The problem is I’m unable to identify a few of them I’m putting one of them up now I believe it’s a queen of some kind but I really have no idea and I cannot find the thing stamp anywhere. It’s a early watch Bob knife. I believe it’s 10 karat gold, it is not magnetic except for the blade and the rivets. The opening mechanism is amazing and Still tight and smooth considering it’s obvious age. Never seen anything like it! The tank stamp says knife Corp. made in America with some numbers and letters above USA could be the serial number I’m not sure but can’t find it anywhere. Just take a look at it in your leisure in reply if you have any ideas. Thank you all!

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