What knife is this

[Francis moore]

http://imgur.com/a/N5xy3rH

 

[TheEdge01]

Your image showed up but I can’t see many details about the knife due to the lighting. Does the knife have any markings on the blade, handle, or tang? Is it a slip joint or does it have a locking mechanism? These are some of the details we need to help ID your knife.

 

[Misplaced Hillbilly]

Ok ,the link works, I'm far from an expert in knife identification, so I still really can't help there unfortunately. But I'll ask a question to narrow it down. First are there any markings/stamps on the blade?

 

[Francis moore]

Nope not one I checked in and out that's why I was wondering if anyone would know there is a button on the back to allow the blade to close after so I presume it's a lock knife

 

[Francis moore]

Nope not one I checked in and out that's why I was wondering if anyone would know there is a button on the back to allow the blade to close after so I presume it's a lock knife

 

[Getting older]

The end of rocker bar should be a dished indentation press it down and blade should close manually

 

[Francis moore]

Thanks I know how to open and close it. what I'm wondering is what make is the knife.

 

[rye_a]

Due to the lighting I can’t tell if there is a tang stamp, but if not I would guess it is a generic knife of Asian origin.

 

[Francis moore]

Thanks very much for the help

 

[Pinemoon]

Due to the lighting I can’t tell if there is a tang stamp, but if not I would guess it is a generic knife of Asian origin.

I second that.
Looks like a Chinese lockback of generic type.
Not special or unique, unfortunately.

 

[KooKooforKukripuffs]

Yep, cheapo chinese or pakistan small lockback