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Very cool knife! Is it the big spring in the handle that opens the knife?

Congratulations! I I scored my first vintage picklock last year.

Very cool gun knives! I like that some have holsters.

Very nice! Whats the lenght of the smallest one in the first picture? Looks like a button open, button close model.

Wow! What a knife! I believe its from the 50s? Possible a display knife for a cutlery shop?

Blitz
Ok!

Blitz
Those clips are cool, but whats the name of the movies?

I cant give any estimated value but I can Id some and you can search the web and get to know more. Some thought of the knives The Alles für deutchland dagger is a heavily modified SA dagger. Might be a reproduktion or a assembled from odd parts. The knife with Steel scabbard looks like a genuine Inf...

Nice knives!
The second from left looks like a filipino hand made aswell, but I havent seen one with a butterfly stamp. Could you get a close up of that stamp?

The filipino balisong second from right, I would guess its from the 70s? It has the "Manila style latch" with the safety on the safe handle.

Spotted one more in an old movie The Woman in Green from 1945
Its a Sherlock Holmes movie, a shoestring seller have an what looks Looks like an american side opening switchblade.

Thought I would share.

Great collection and display! You got a little bit of everything

Whats the shellpuller with humpback and flat button? Is it a custom piece?

/ TMD

Fun topic!
I could have sworn Ive heard a version of Mack the knife, with the lyrics mentioning a switchblade, but now I cant find it. Maybe just a Mandela effect, Im getting old.

I dont know about value on these, but someone else will know.

Can you post pictures of your German daggers? You can post in the Swords and daggers category.
I have several reference books on German military knives, Would be fun to see

The other knife to the left, looks like it classifies as a "false button", It is meant to look like a switchblade but was probably made after the switchblade ban in the 50s, when switchblades no longer could be legally imported.

Someone here knows probably more.

TMD

Have you tried close it like in this video? Your knife looks to be a kit knife.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IDuCV_YdVqI

/ TMD