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cato
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flylock knife co

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was needing some info on a flylock knife co made by challenge knife

sorry no pics

it is 4 and a 1/8 long
rounded top bolsters
sheeps foot blade

checkered slide lock

drilled bolster

rough black handles

maybe be military contract

ex-lint condition


need price range thanks
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Look like this one?

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yes but has flylock stamped in script and blade is more like pruner than sheepsfoot
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cato,

Here's a page from Mark Erickson book Antique American Switchblades. The "Mint" price is probably high in todays market but at least you have an idea.

Hope this helps,

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Post by dragon25 »

It may have once been a Hawkbill ?? Flylock Knife Co offered a Spear blade in the 5" size but not sure if they offered it in the smaller ones. I'm not real sure what Challenge Fly-lock may have offered in the 4 1/8" ? The pic in the last post from Mark's book is of "Flylock Knife Co. " as well as my hawkbill. I have a Challange in the 4 1/8" but its like the other pictured with the clip blade.
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