LOT OF 4: EARLY AMERICAN ETCHED FOLDING KNIVES BY

(A) Maher and Grosh Toledo O. 3 - 7/8" two blade trapper circa 1920s. Master blade is acid etched "Trapper's Buddy, Razor Steel." Handled in jigged brown bone both scales are perfect with no cracks. Both blades are solid and have powerful snap in both open and closed direction. Condition is very good to excellent. (B) Empire Winsted CT. 3 - 7/8" two blade trapper circa 1856-1930. Handled in brown pick bone both scales are perfect with no cracks. Master blade is etched "Empire" with a figure of a crown brand. Both blades are solid with powerful snap in both open and closed direction. Condition is excellent. (C) Wolfertz and Co Allentown PA. 3 - 3/4" two blade jumbo sleeve board jack knife circa 1862-1944. Handled in hard wood. Both blades have powerful snap in both open and closed direction, blades are solid. Master blade is etched in big letters "Allentown". Condition is excellent. (D) Empire Winstead CT. 3 - 1/2" two blade harness swell end jack knife circa 1856-1930. Handled in ebony both scales are perfect with no cracks. Both blades are solid and have powerful snap in both open and closed direction. Master blade is etched in big letters "Empire Punch Knife". Condition is excellent. TN Blade Length: See Description Overall Length: See Description Condition: Dimensions: Largest: 4" x 1".