Press Button Knife The only one I have seen

[windtek]

I have had this knife for years since the early 80's. It has been put away for several years I have never been able to find much information about the knife. Can anyone tell me more about it and does anyone else on the forum have one like it.

 

[cj65]

Hello and welcome to Blade Forums. (( rules violation )) It may be a good idea to read the sticky rules in the main forums to be able to discern how and what to post on BF. We protect and love this forum website.

 

[windtek]

Hello and welcome to Blade Forums. (( rules violation )) It may be a good idea to read the sticky rules in the main forums to be able to discern how and what to post on BF. We protect and love this forum website.

I can appreciate the rules and the protection of your forum website so I changed my post. I must admit like all directions I did not read them until I was stuck.

 

[ea42]

Nice knife Windtek, you don't see that pattern very often. Press button knives were manufactured by Walden Knife Co. under license by George Schrade, who was the inventor of that "press button" configuration. They were made from the late 1800's to the early 1920's.

Eric