Hello, was wondering if anyone had any information on this knife. The only stamping I have located was the United on the blade. It isn't what I would call a pocket knife so I don't know if you would be able to help but it is worth a shot.
Thanks in advance,
Jessica
Not exactly a pocket knife...
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Re: Not exactly a pocket knife...
Often incorrectly called a "folding bowie" knife, it is a modern version of a D'Estaing knife or an "expandable blade" knife. Yours originally had a sheath and was likely made in Pakistan. It is modern, probably last 20-30 years at the oldest. Made for United Cutlery a firm that specializes in inexpensive cutlery.
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Re: Not exactly a pocket knife...
Thank you so much for the information.Gunsil wrote: ↑Thu Jul 30, 2020 1:52 pm Often incorrectly called a "folding bowie" knife, it is a modern version of a D'Estaing knife or an "expandable blade" knife. Yours originally had a sheath and was likely made in Pakistan. It is modern, probably last 20-30 years at the oldest. Made for United Cutlery a firm that specializes in inexpensive cutlery.
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Re: Not exactly a pocket knife...
I'd call it a pig sticker