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    Posted 10 years ago

    lovelythings
    (8 items)

    please can anyone tell me anything about my grandads knife,it has a slide button which folds out the blade,the only writing i can read is made in germany,i dont even know what it is made of ?

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    1. walksoftly walksoftly, 10 years ago
      I did some looking for info yesterday, but had no luck.
    2. lovelythings lovelythings, 10 years ago
      Thankyou walksoftly i cant find 1 anywhere either,very strange,thankyou for looking for me.
    3. lzenglish lzenglish, 10 years ago
      Hi: Can you open the knife, and take some photos of the blade? I found this link by using key words : "Vintage German Pocket Knife, with slide to open button", so you may have a Goodie there, beside's being a Great Keepsake from your Grandpa !
      http://www.antiquesnavigator.com/d-1282293/rare-antique-slide-button-germany-coca-cola-soda-pop-coke-pocket-knife-old.html
      Wayne


    4. lovelythings lovelythings, 10 years ago
      Thankyou Izenglish thats brilliant,i have added 3 photos 2 of which show the writing which i cant read very well,will look forward to reading anymore info you can find about the knife for me,i would also like to say thankyou to all of you who loves my item.
    5. walksoftly walksoftly, 10 years ago
      D R P
      Deutsches Reichs-Patente represents the highest category of protection a design could be granted in Germany
    6. walksoftly walksoftly, 10 years ago
      I think that I found it;
      P. GIESEN
      http://www.google.com/patents/US1647405
    7. lzenglish lzenglish, 10 years ago
      I think you did find it "walksoftly"! Here is a link to support your find, for "lovelythings", as well.
      http://www.gf-solingen.de/dokument/unternehmen.html
      Wayne
    8. lovelythings lovelythings, 10 years ago
      oh my god i think you have found it walksoftly,but i dont really understand things sorry,is there any chance you could tell me in plain english about it......da,i am blonde,and thankyou lzenglish for the link,they seem to be a supplier of good quality products if i am reading it right,thankyou so much both.
    9. walksoftly walksoftly, 10 years ago
      What part don't you understand?
      The patent drawing & how it works?
    10. lovelythings lovelythings, 10 years ago
      hi walksoftly,i couldnt workout when my knife was made ?
    11. walksoftly walksoftly, 10 years ago
      Hi lovelythings
      No earlier than 1925, I don't know how long they produced that knife.
      If you could find catalog or advertisement references it may give you a more precise timeline.
      You may want to post it on a knife forum, with the info that you have so far. You may get more info that way.
    12. lovelythings lovelythings, 10 years ago
      Thankyou so much walksoftly,you have been brilliant.i have contacted the link that lzenglish kindly gave me,so hopefully i will get somemore info on it,once again thankyou so much,this site is amazing,isnt it.
    13. walksoftly walksoftly, 10 years ago
      Thank you, always glad to help, I love the research, always learning something.
      Keep us posted.
      Yes it is a great site with lot's of knowledgeable people.
    14. lovelythings lovelythings, 10 years ago
      I sent an email/pic to the makers,not at all helpful all they said was it was probaly made in the 50s and not worth a lot,what a waste of time that was,a big thankyou to walksoftly and lzenglish for their help :)
    15. walksoftly walksoftly, 10 years ago
      Unfortunately not all manufacturers are very helpful, or you just got someone that wasn't to interested in helping.

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