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Thank you for the replies, i figured it wasn't German because, well it looked a little crude, i'm glad it's not something made in Pakistan or somewhere like that. I bought this off the internet and the pictures weren't the best, hope $125 isn't to much to pay for a Japanese leverlock.

Hello can anyone give me some info on this one, no maker mark, no shell puller marks, just the letter N under the lever. Thank you

Thanks guy's, this one is real rough shape.

Anyone tell me what era this is? Civil war?

What is this?, does it have a name and what era?

Yes i actually communicated with Bill about restoring it, it's been awhile back. I just had a lot going on and never got around to sending it off. The missing button is one issue the other is that someone had tried to sharpen the blade. But i'm sure Bill can make the problems go away.

Here is another Kris i picked up but last year, has some issues but it's really cool. i also included it with a picture of the other Kris i posted about yesterday for comparison.

haha i just saw what i said, yes it's not a button close, BUT it is a button open LOL

here's a better picture

It wiggles alittle in each direction when open, safety works, blade doesn't open real snappy, i did oil it and that helped but it's not a fast mover.

It does have a bevel under the lock, it is not a button open. I "shelled" out $150.00 for this one, a friend found it at a yard sale and texted me a picture and asked if i wanted it. i took a chance and said "yeah i'll do that" LOL i wasn't a 100 percent sure how old it was. The scales on this one a...

Thanks for the nice replies!!

Thank you!!

The scabbard is the early version for the M3 Trench knife, if it's a real one it's worth good money, I can't ell but it looks like the Au Lion mark on the blade, They where made in France for the US. The original scabbard for the 1918 was made from sheet metal. I my opinion if nothing is repo The sc...

Hello everyone, I picked this one up the other day and i'm trying to figure out if it's from the late 50's or if it's newer. It has some patina from age so i figure it's not too new. It measure's just under 11 inches total length. The handles i'm thinking are fake mother of pearl, probably plastic. ...