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$150.00 SOLD
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Item Code: 30-1711
Example of a commonly used pocket knife from Europe and America, circa 1800-1840 era. Comprised of a turned wood handle and iron blade, with stamped makers marks of a heart symbol over a letter “T”. The blade shows considerable wear from sharpening over the years.
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