help with an interesting, skinny folder.

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help with an interesting, skinny folder.

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i picked up a cute little knife this weekend and i was hoping someone might have some infor on it for me. the front tang is stamped "A.W. BRADSHAW & SONS AUSTRIA". it's 4 3/8" open and 7 7/8" open. any help would be greatly appreciated.
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Re: help with an interesting, skinny folder.

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WOW! what a line up ::tu::

The Bradshaw is circa 1856-60, an importer of cutlery. The handles are horn with nickle silver trim. It is called a folding dirk.


Who is the maker of the folding bowie, far left on the bottom photo?
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thanks for the info. i did a knife show in pasadena and that's where these knives came from. the knife you're asking about has no stamp that i can find, i'd like to post pics of it as well but i don't know what catagory to put it in.
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I will almost guarantee it is an old English made knife, so please post pictures of it here in the European forum ::tu::
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Miller Bro`s wrote:I will almost guarantee it is an old English made knife, so please post pictures of it here in the European forum ::tu::
i sure will, it may take a day or two.
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