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Re: Pocket knives
I've been helping a friend identify some of her vintage knives, and I've got a question for you about one of them I think I saw recently during my searching for her's. Could you get clearer pictures of the bottom knife in you hand in the second to last picture. I'm thinking that's one is similar to one she's got that I've seen going for about 300. Just lay it out on a cloth background to be able to get nice steady photos, and be sure to get close up photos that are readable for any stamps or markings that are on it. Normally the manufacturer will have a stamp on the blade towards the bottom near the handle.
Re: Pocket knives
I am unable to send pics on this site for some reason but the markings are of a lion, a crown, the letter M and then the letters GM.
In reply to Re: Pocket knives by Nebseni