Traditional Automatic/Switchblade??

[Ernie1980]

Buck just released an auto version of the 110 and 112, I have a 112 coming soon to my house!

 

[Prester John]

Agree,
Im a big fan of traditional knives, autos included,
BRAVO

Don't know much about modern switchblades, but I LOVE stilettos. Had a small one as a child, and my young adult son bought a larger one from Italy when Texas recently lifted the stupid prohibition of carrying switchblades.

 

[Prester John]

Appreciate the reminder, we’d request to keep this thread here, and discuss it as any traditional knife, the poll can be kept or closed depending on members’ interest.
Many Thanks.

Good idea, because when I have looked at the dedicated switchblade forum, I saw mostly moderns that I have no interest in.

 

[eisman]

And the collection grows. This is from a big box of knives scored at an estate sale. What a classy little knife.

 

[Fodderwing]

And the collection grows. This is from a big box of knives scored at an estate sale. What a classy little knife.

Classy indeed. What a find.

 

[veitsi_poika]

My grandmother always had a Hammer brand switch blade knife in the front pocket of her apron. She called it her "apron knife". It was shaped like a medium toothpick with red glitter celluloid handle. My uncle still has it in his collection.

You could've called it "Grammer" Brand LoL Here is the one I have...

 

[Reitwagen]

That toothpick has real style. If a knife like that were made today, would buy it without hesitation.

 

[eisman]

If a knife like that were made today, would buy it without hesitation.

I'd bet Bill DeShivs could make you one.