Morris C. Pulliam (Shelbyville, KY) slip joint folding knife. I cannot recall the blade steel. The handle - if I recall correctly - is cocobola (or some other stablized dark hardwood). I believe the front bolster and pins are nickel silver.
The blade measures 3 1/4" long
The overall length is just shy of 8" long.
I am not the original owner. It appears to have been carried and / or handled by the previous owner. It does not appear to have been sharpened. It is in very good condition. There are some fine lines on the blade, which may be visible in the pictures - nothing that can be felt as you pass your fingernail over them. They are all very fine surface marks - nothing deep. The wood handle is free of any marks.
It has been safely stored in my safe in a lined, zippered pouch (included with the knife). It is well-made. It opens smoothly, locks up tight in the half and open positions with no blade play or wobble, and the blade is aligned close to center in the handle when closed. The nail nick pull is towards the front of the blade. It has a decent pull to it, and it closes with a resoundingly loud "snap". The blade is marked "Pulliam" and the number "7" on one side, and the number "81" on the other. I believe the 7 was a model number, and the 81 was the year it was made.
Asking $250 Postal Money Order or PayPal
USPS Priority Mail with insurance and delivery confirmation is included in the CONUS
Please contact me with any questions.
The blade measures 3 1/4" long
The overall length is just shy of 8" long.
I am not the original owner. It appears to have been carried and / or handled by the previous owner. It does not appear to have been sharpened. It is in very good condition. There are some fine lines on the blade, which may be visible in the pictures - nothing that can be felt as you pass your fingernail over them. They are all very fine surface marks - nothing deep. The wood handle is free of any marks.
It has been safely stored in my safe in a lined, zippered pouch (included with the knife). It is well-made. It opens smoothly, locks up tight in the half and open positions with no blade play or wobble, and the blade is aligned close to center in the handle when closed. The nail nick pull is towards the front of the blade. It has a decent pull to it, and it closes with a resoundingly loud "snap". The blade is marked "Pulliam" and the number "7" on one side, and the number "81" on the other. I believe the 7 was a model number, and the 81 was the year it was made.
Asking $250 Postal Money Order or PayPal
USPS Priority Mail with insurance and delivery confirmation is included in the CONUS
Please contact me with any questions.