Featured in this lot are eight assorted folding pocket knives circa mid 1900s to 2000s. The first and largest in this collection is from Frost Cutlery Company. The knife shows an army green and silver color throughout the handle and blade. On the clip it reads, "China" and on the blade it reads, "Frost USA". The second in the collection is a Beaver Creek two blade trapper knife. The knife features two different style blades and reads, "Beaver Creek" on one blade. The handle shows a celluloid type material in marbling colors of green and black with a gold colored Beaver Creek logo. The third knife in this collection was made by Laguiole in France. The knife features a three point closing folding knife with a large blade, a five turn cork screw and a pointed marlin spike. The handle is made of walrus tusk and the blade is marked reading, "Calmels A Laguidle". The fourth knife in this collection was made by Old Timer and is the Ulster 580T model. The knife is a three point folding pocket knife and features a large blade and two smaller blades. The handle shows a ribbed, celluloid type material with the "Old Timer" logo on one side. The fifth knife is also made by Old Timers and is smaller than the previous one. The knife features two blades, a bigger one and a smaller one. The handle shows a ribbed celluloid material and shows "Old Timer" stamped into a small metal plate. The sixth knife in this collection was made by Imperial Stainless. The handle shows a gold color and features a logo from "The Associates". There is a small clip on one end to hook the knife on. The knife features a blade and a file. The seventh knife in this collection showed a brand name at one point on the knife blade but has since been damaged and worn down. The knife features one folding blade and features a celluloid type material for the handle. The eighth and final knife shows a celluloid type material on the slender handle. The knife features a folding blade and file and reads, "Stainless Steel" on the blade. The collection shows good condition overall with some showing more wear than others and slight rusting to a couple in some areas, but no obvious signs of damage are present. The knives measures from a 3 1/2" blade to 1" blade. The collective weight of the knives is 371.8 grams.*