Very small knife with Tortiouse Shell handle? Looking for Information on Age, Value

[knifelover40]

I have a couple of these really small unmarked knives.

This one however has what might be the original box?

Any information about these tiny knives would be greatly appreciated.

Also, are they worth anything?

Thanks!

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[bernard_levine]

They are charm bracelet knives.

Some collectors of miniatures buy them now.

The size of a folding knife is the length closed, not open.

BRL...

[brownshoe]

They are worth something. I've seen them from $5-30 at gun shows and $20 - 50 in antique stores. I occasionaly buy them, but in good condition, never for more than $15, usually 10. I give them away to women

[redrover66]

You need to be careful as it is possible to get a few too many if you start collecting them.

[Ishrub]

You need to be careful as it is possible to get a few too many if you start collecting them.

Most of those pictured appear to be early pocket watch fob knives. I think only the really tiny ones an inch or less in length closed would be used as charm bracelet versions.

[ron_m80]

I saw some of those at a recent knife show. The gentleman had a large collection with little pullers to get the blades open and small bottles for mineral oil.

Though I don't think his were charms per say.

[ron_m80]

Not sure if these are related, but they are impressive works. These are the knives I mentioned the other day, I couldn't post a photo as I was on Jury Duty.

[knifelover40]

Thank you for all the great responses. I really liked all the photos. I have a few of the small scout knives too. I've never seen a mini swiss army knife with that many blades; it's a neat little thing.

It looks like a mini rambo knife in the display case. I collect enough already, not sure if I need another sub category