Stranger Things (Traditionals only. No modern knives or demogorgons.)

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Here's a couple of Ampoule Knives.

 

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Bontgen & Sabin Butterfly Knife.

 

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Is a Champagne Knife unusual enough?

 

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A Cigarette Knife!

 

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With a spring balance and a glass-cutter among its accessories, I think this French Horseman's Knife is pretty unuisual

 

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These Czech Ear-spoon knives, a gift from Duncan, are from the 1920's.

 

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Unusual Ibberson's knives

 

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This British Army Clasp Knife is unusual because it's not a standard pattern, combining a WW1 era blade with a WW2 can-opener, and in a frame that is different to both the WW1 and WW2 standard British Army Clasp Knife frames.

 

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John Watts Easifold Knives.

 

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A Joseph Allen Humbug Knife.

 

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This is a Liferaft Knife by Joseph Rodgers.

 

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Needham Key Knife.

 

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While once popular, and made by a variety of Sheffield firms, one-hand opening springless Sheldon Knives like this, are no longer made.

 

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Unusual Ibberson's knives

Letter Opener and Pen knife?
Very cool. I can see that being used in an office somewhere back in the days of quill pens.

 

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One carbon blade, one stainless

 

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Don't think too much about that patina! A Post-Mortem Heavy Cartilage Knife by Thackray of Leeds.

 

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Press the button to CLOSE the blade!

 

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This Vic Baker's Knife is unusual, rare even, because the blade usually comes with serrations.

 

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There's something missing from this Northfield Washington Jack