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Haha yeah me also. Lol

Horn, makes it more interesting, good to know except a bug is eating it

Yes looks to be very old, handle appears to be some type of wood

That’s pretty cool, now I know the exact origins! Thanks

I see what you’re saying! I would think real pearl handles would make it much more valuable! I have learned a lot about switchblade knives here.

Rock n roll, it feels really heavy, how can you tell it’s not Pearl, just curious? I don’t know enough to tell the difference

Okay I will don’t have those here with me, but when I return home in a couple of weeks I will

Are either of these knives considered valuable? I don’t really want to sell them, just curious and want to start collecting knives, I also inherited a few of World War One and 2, German made daggers

Great knowledgeable group here, Pearl handle switchblade works great and is super sharp! I just didn’t know how to close it.
It’s a stainless edgeco, made in Italy. You’re right about the other one, made to look like a switchblade! It looks pretty old and stamped G.C. Co

No, I haven’t tried that. I didn’t realize that that’s how you close it when I get back home I’ll give it a shot. Thank you. The other knife in the picture looks like it was set up as a spring loaded switchblade at one time, possibly being modified to be just a regular switchblade! Does it look fami...

I inherited a nice knife collection from my Dad, including a couple of nice switchblades. The pearl handle switchblade is very nice, however it is stuck open in a locked position. See attached picture. Does anyone in this group have any idea if and how it can be repaired?

Thank You,
Robert G