Really odd blade
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Really odd blade
http://cgi.ebay.com/Vintage-Small-Two-B ... dZViewItem I've never seen a blade like this one. Any one have any ideas what it is?
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Re: Really odd blade
Could it be some kind of Leather punch?
That's what I thought, the possibly leather handles would make sense too.
That's what I thought, the possibly leather handles would make sense too.
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Re: Really odd blade
maybe an awl, but it looks kind wide unless it is flexible like a needle threader
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Re: Really odd blade
I thought of a needle threader too, MM. For pulling yarn through a darning needle. Or . . . . . . for blowing bubbles
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Re: Really odd blade
If the end was split, it would be a good tweezer.
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Re: Really odd blade
I don't think it is a pocket knife at all but rather a folding lancet.The blade is used to puncture a vein to bleed a person;the other blade I'm not sure.
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Re: Really odd blade
I couldn't resist putting the knife in Bernie Levine's forum.
Here's the link;
http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/showt ... p?t=577844
Interesting answer.
Here's the link;
http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/showt ... p?t=577844
Interesting answer.
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Re: Really odd blade
Read the other forum. I thought of the sewing tool angle too....but to me the loop is too big. The magnifying glass thought is interesting.