Recommendation? could someone "point"me in the right direction

[sup4]

Hi,to make a long story short i have ran into some antiques and within those antiques i stumbled across 3 knives and i was hoping someone could help identify them or point me where to.

 

[Seesteel]

https://www.bladeforums.com/forums/traditional-folders-and-fixed-blades.773/

https://www.bladeforums.com/threads/new-members-please-read-this-what-is-my-knife-worth.1154214/

 

[SpySmasher]

You'll need to post some pictures.

 

[91bravo]

Pics would tell a thousand words!

 

[sup4]

im having troubles uploading the pics lol i tried


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[sup4]

https://imgur.com/a/TFtjhIO

 

[Jcsixx01]

Looks Persian to me.

 

[shinyedges]

3 blocks down hang a right, you'll pass a flower shop in about 2 miles, turn right at the light and keep going, you'll see a Publix, it's right across the street.

 

[marcinek]

3 blocks down hang a right, you'll pass a flower shop in about 2 miles, turn right at the light and keep going, you'll see a Publix, it's right across the street.

Heh? I don't see how that helps our new friend.

Welcome. The place for knife identification here is:

https://www.bladeforums.com/forums/bernard-levines-knife-collecting-identification.691/

Go to imgur and get the BBCode for your pic. Copy it, and put it in a post.

 

[marcinek]

Looks Persian to me.

Tourist piece miniature, if that is a cigarette next to it!

 

[justjed]

The first is probably a letter opener, of likely Persian manufacture. The second, I believe, is called a jambiya, also likely of Persian origin. Is it double edged, by any chance?(edited: on closer inspection, it does appear to be) The third is a Laguiole style folder, likely of ethnic manufacture, and could also be of Persian provenance, this is a very widely used pattern across Europe, the Middle East, and Africa. No way to date them from the pictures, sorry.