LOT OF 3: EARLY HANDMADE KNIVES.

The lot comprises of (A) Measures 17-3/4" overall with a 12-3/4" straight blade with clip point. One-piece wooden handle with a copper ferrule at the bottom. CONDITION: Blade retains a spotted gray patina with some areas of heavy patina. Grip shows scattered marks from use. (B) A clip point fighting knife measuring 9-7/8" overall with a 5-3/4" clip point blade of hand-forged iron. Guard appears to be made from part of a beer can opener. The wooden handle has a steel ferrule. CONDITION: Blade shows scattered areas of heavy pitting and has been sharpened. Guard is slightly loose and handle shows scattered marks from use. (C) Clip point knife measuring 12-1/8" overall with a 7-5/8" clip point blade. Wooden two-piece grips with lead or pewter caps and pins. CONDITION: Very good, blade has been cleaned and shows sharpening marks. Handle has some age cracks and spine of pewter is cracked. A nice lot of handmade knives. DMG