Recent antique show find - I have never seen one like it.
Sterling silver handles.
The center band slides - each blade has a hidden inner spring (not like the center-pinned spring like on a Schrade double button).
When you slide the band toward one end, the opposite end blade opens automatically to a partially open position so that you can open the blade manually all the way. Each blade works that way.
Note the unusual tang stam- small blade marked GERMANY but I have never seen the stamp (pictuured) on the large blade before.
Not a true switch...call it a "Semi-Auto" - ever seen one like it?
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Re: Not a true switch...call it a "Semi-Auto" - ever seen one like it?
The brand is Hermann Schulder.
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Re: Not a true switch...call it a "Semi-Auto" - ever seen one like it?
Very cool and unusual find!
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Re: Not a true switch...call it a "Semi-Auto" - ever seen one like it?
You're welcome. I imagine the three S's in the tang stamp stand for "Schulder Stahlwaren Solingen".
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Re: Not a true switch...call it a "Semi-Auto" - ever seen one like it?
That's a fine looking and unique knife, Steve.
A great find!
A great find!
Joe