Can you help Id a pocket knife?

[Toyzintheattic]

Trying to Identify this knife from estate sale. Cleaned but no noticeable maker is visible. It’s pretty rusty and shows signs of age. Can anyone help ID this knife? It looks pretty old. Thx!

[TazmanTom18]

Can't help, but that's the wierdest jigging I've seen. Taz

[Madmarco]

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Can't help you with your knife Toyz, but to AAPK!

[Treejakal]

I don't know anything about it, but looks to me like a knife some handyman made for himself 150 years ago.

[knife7knut]

The jigging looks like it could be an early Colonial serpentine jack.Well worn down.

[kootenay joe]

It is an older knife and low end and probably USA made. Years ago knives of similar quality were 'prizes' to be won at a carnival. Or it could have been sold from a cardboard display next to the cash register at the local hardware store.
Even though 'low end' it is quite possible that the blades are of good quality steel and they could take a sharp edge.
kj

[Toyzintheattic]

Thx!!