100 blades in the 1880s
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Zaydok Allen
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LOL! That thing is crazy!
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One of the "blades" looks like a mini revolver with a folding spur trigger! It's in the upper left by the large scissors.
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Jesse Heywood
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5 shots, too.
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Neat!
Any idea what caliber the mini-gun was and how much the knife weighed?
Any idea what caliber the mini-gun was and how much the knife weighed?
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You need a porter to help carry that thing!
Ole Joe Clark
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In today's world, it would be illegal, and probably cost $2,500.00 or more. It is cute and has some really nice artwork in it.
Have a blessed day,
Leon
Have a blessed day,
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Speedo66
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And which pocket would you carry that in? Might need its own backpack. lol
Interesting as a design exercise, but in practicality, probably useless.
Interesting as a design exercise, but in practicality, probably useless.
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Jesse Heywood
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The link with the photo gives part of the story. This link https://americanhistory.si.edu/collections/search/object/nmah_1061776 tells far more and has more photos, including the knives hidden under the scales.
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I dig the revolver but those SAWS!.... Gorgeous!
It looks like the bolsters have a hinging component to them. I wonder if that's the case and if they do, what's the purpose?
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It looks like the bolsters have a hinging component to them. I wonder if that's the case and if they do, what's the purpose?
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