Whatsit?

[Unk]

A buddy found this at a feed store here in Texas. It had a square end (until he asked me to round it off), and there is a bevel down the center of the blade. It is very cheaply made, but sharpened up nicely.

He suggested it may be a square-end leather upholstery knife? I am leaning in that direction myself. Any one have any other feedback?

Thanks in advance.

[royal0014]

Been asked here before ... It's generally called a 'shoe knife'

Like this > > >https://www.katom.com/135-75330.html?gc ... gLmd_D_BwE

[XNT44X]

I also just picked up a nice little frost cutlery 2 blade surgical steel pocket knife that I have been trying to find out some information on if yon could help me get an estimate of how old it is and just some general info anything you know

[Unk]

Been asked here before ... It's generally called a 'shoe knife'

Like this > > >https://www.katom.com/135-75330.html?gc ... gLmd_D_BwE

Thank you, Chris!

[Reverand]

I also just picked up a nice little frost cutlery 2 blade surgical steel pocket knife that I have been trying to find out some information on if yon could help me get an estimate of how old it is and just some general info anything you know

Most Frost brand knives are imported from either China or Pakistan, and generally have low value. They do make great users though, and I own a few of them.
The country of origin is usually etched onto the back of a blade to and easily wears off.
From the jigging pattern on the bone of yours I suspect it was made in Pakistan during the 1990's, but I may be wrong. That is just a guess.

[Mumbleypeg]

I also just picked up a nice little frost cutlery 2 blade surgical steel pocket knife that I have been trying to find out some information on if yon could help me get an estimate of how old it is and just some general info anything you know

Most Frost brand knives are imported from either China or Pakistan, and generally have low value. They do make great users though, and I own a few of them.
The country of origin is usually etched onto the back of a blade to and easily wears off.
From the jigging pattern on the bone of yours I suspect it was made in Pakistan during the 1990's, but I may be wrong. That is just a guess.

Regardless, as pointed out in replies to your other post about the knife, it’s got severe problems - looks like a broken spring.

Ken