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Knife Question
Posted: Sun Feb 12, 2012 6:31 am
by iMinkis
Hey I am new to this website and did try to do some research before posting so pleae take it easy on me.
I have a Folding knife i got in a lot at auction and am having a hard time identifying it, i am afraid to clean where the name is because i know that for some knives Patina is a big contributor to collectilbility and or worth,
so if you guys can help me out in identifying it that will be much appreciated.

Thanks in advance for any info.
Re: Knife Question
Posted: Sun Feb 12, 2012 5:42 pm
by Joe Dirt
Welcome to the site, iMinkis!
The pic of the stamp is just a little blurry. Does that say "Falcon?"
Is the color of the bolster brass colored or silver colored? (the camera can play tricks)
It does appear to be a modern knife with a damascus steel blade.
...... Joe
Re: Knife Question
Posted: Sun Feb 12, 2012 6:14 pm
by chetr1200c
welcome to club,
it is a blurry tang stamp. i have a sweet looking damascus falcon from italy. the stamp doesn't look like that one. it shows the head of a falcon and then the word falcon with italy under that.
but if by chance it is a falcon, mine has ox bone scales with a pearl cigar middle. it came with a velvet pouch and a hard hinged box. a very nice presentation. i got it from smkw about 7-8 yrs ago for only $25 or so. they aren't that expensive, but they sure look pretty, and well made.
mink, try and get a clearer picture of that tang stamp

Re: Knife Question
Posted: Mon Feb 13, 2012 1:21 am
by iMinkis
I believe i have just found the knife, i cleaned where the stamp is a bit and saw the word fox. soi put it into to google and came up with this
http://www.bigskyknifeshop.com/fox-n-ho ... ket-knife/ which i believe is My knife...
I understand this knife is not very expensive at all, but will patina play a factor in Value later on, because i cleaned it off the stamp?
Re: Knife Question
Posted: Mon Feb 13, 2012 1:30 am
by trail
I think you'll be alright IMinkis, it'll patina back up in a while. Give it a year and you'll never know the difference.