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Posted 6 months ago
MattyG
(106 items)
I was at another estate auction and purchased about 20 knives from a collection of over 200. I wasn't sure what I was bidding on until I finally won this Gerber Touche belt buckle knife. It looks unused and uncommon so I will add it to my personal collection. The blade has no locking mechanism so not as practical as you would think, but neat idea and look.
The tag on the end of the box describes it as Gerber 7264 Whitetail Deer with wood inlay. Definitely for display only if I wear it it will get broken or lost.
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love gerber , i have a vintage cutlery set from them :)
Thanks for the love and nice comments AR8Jason and Bellin68. I'll have to keep my eye's open for a set like that, I would upgrade to vintage, probably better made knives for daily use.
Thanks Kerry, Phil, and blunderbuss.
I would have got it just for the deer on it, great object!....:-)
Thanks for loving it inky
Thanks for the love trunkman