April 5, 2024
CORNWALL KNIFE CO NEW YORK SWELL END EBONY NS OLD NICE!
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Offered today from my personal collection of antique knives is a very nice old Cornwall Knife Co. New York Swell end knife. Handles appear to be ebony and are complete with just a tiny chip on back side next to the large pin. Nickel silver bolsters and oval shield are very nice too! Blades are real nice and clean & show just slight sharpening. Main clip blade has long pull and is marked on tang CORNWALL over KNIFE CO. over NEW YORK over U.S.A. It has slight opening snap & half stop but no closing snap. Smaller blade moves smoothly back & forth but has no snap. Dual back springs are nice & just show a few spots of rust near the larger end. Goins has this company listed but provides no dates. I estimate this to be an early knife, most likely made before 1930! A very nice well made knife from a quality maker, so don`t miss out! Bidding starts at a very reasonable $9.99 and shipping by regular airmail, no insurance, to the USA will be just $6.00($5.00 shipping + $1.00 padded envelope). I will combine shipping for multiple wins on same closing day to save you money! I am not responsible for packages once they enter the postal system, so if you want insurance then EMS is the method and it will be more. Please contact me if you have any questions & good luck! Email Greg at: .PAYMENT! Payment to be made by USPS Money Order for US buyers.
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