Knife auction job lot

Rhinoknives1 said:
Great buy! It looks to possibly be a bag of knives that people had to surrender to get on a plane or go into a Court House etc??
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That could actually explain the randomness of them. I thought that it was maybe a "collector/hoarder" who had passed away and the family chucked in the lot.

The case knife is from America and so is the santa fe stoneworks knife. I doubt judging by the age they were ordered online. So they found there way to Scotland somehow. Confiscated on landing by an overzealous customs official? Could be true!
 
NeverBeenTimid said:
That could actually explain the randomness of them. I thought that it was maybe a "collector/hoarder" who had passed away and the family chucked in the lot.

The case knife is from America and so is the santa fe stoneworks knife. I doubt judging by the age they were ordered online. So they found there way to Scotland somehow. Confiscated on landing by an overzealous customs official? Could be true!
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Here in California USA I had a “agent” refuse me to board a jet until I surrendered a P-38 can opener that was on my key ring because it had about 1/8” if sharpened steel on it hole I had my Stainless Cross Ball point pen in my chest pocket that you could do plenty of damage with.:rolleyes: ... lol..
 
Check out govdeals.com

They always have knife lots from airports, courts, sporting events, etc.
 
Great find!
A 6 in the number of the Case does designate bone. The first number indicates handle material, the second indicates the number of blades, and the last two indicate the pattern.
 
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