April 5, 2024
Walton's Thumb By Hank Roberts Pocket Knife Knive *****
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Vintage Walton's Thumb Pock Knife Tool,Not sure about the Date on this one, I havent ever Seen one of these things, It is pretty neat and rare, 3 " ClosedStainless SteelHas Serial NumberPantent No. 3825961Item will ship USPS Priority Mail Next day or same, Afterpayment is madeThank You, The Walton's thumb was the first of the modern rash of multi-tools. Made in the orient to Hank Roberts' design (I think) it is in the finest stainless steel and has all of the gadgets a boy could want, scissors, blade, hook sharpener, leader cutter, needle spike. ,I Listed this item very cheap, i did not expect it to climb this high in price, so i just wanted to say this item is sold as is I will add more photos and a better description. Thanks The Walton's thumb was the first of the modern rash of multi-tools.Made in the orient to Hank Roberts' design (I think) it is in thefinest stainless steel and has all of the gadgets a boy could want, scissors, blade, hook sharpener, leader cutter, needle spike. I Listed this item very cheap, i did not expect it to climb this high in price, so i just wanted to say this item is sold as is, It is very old item so t are some flaws but minor, The spring or recoil device for the scissors is missing, It looks like a small hairline crack, on the body of the knife not sure if it is suppose to be t if it is made into
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