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Hello

I’m working on an article for Knife Magazine about ladies glove hook knives. If you have print worthy High Def photos or catalog pics of one. Please send to me

Thank you for looking

David

I don't know about high def pictures

If you take a photo with your phone you save it at the highest level. Magazines need that definition for publication. Just don’t change the pics size

Here’s a couple of Humason & Beckley knives from my collection; one is ivory and the other is mother of pearl, both pre-1912.

David: l have a bunch of them but my camera phone takes terrible pics and l cannot adjust the resolution. I have a camera that will do that but cannot download them. Here is a group pic. Some are not in the greatest of shape.

Here's a 2-3/4" EDER from Czechoslovakia. Good luck with your article. J.O'.

This one has a hook, along with several other tools, but not sure if it meets your criteria. I’ve never been able to find much about it. Master blade tang is stamped Rather & Co., blade is stamped with crossed swords and “Acier Superfine” over “Rather & Co.” 3 inches closed length, genuine MOP covers. I believe the toothpick is genuine tortoise shell.

No country of origin stamp, but my best guess is European origin.

Ken

Thank you everyone. This really helped

I recently sent this little rose pearl Robeson to our friend KnifeGirl, but I don't think she'd mind you using this photo.
Robeson also made this pattern with four blades.
Circa 1900 - 1916.