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More than a knife

CosmicGamer

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Perhaps the knife for that player who feels they need everything? This is a real knife at the Smithsonian.

And this 10 inch (when folded) knife can be brought to a gun fight too. Upper left. Fully-functioning .22-caliber revolver.

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I'd give that gun a -2 penalty to ... wait, where's the trigger? How do you make sure the thing doesn't go off when its in your poc - uh, backpack? :eek:

I'm having trouble with the scale. There are little scissors and stuff in that compartment in the main body. Near as I can tell, if the thing's 10" long closed, then the scissors in there are only about an inch long, and that strop razor beside it's only got a 1 1/2" handle and a half-inch blade.

Hey, it has a tuning fork! I'm still looking; I know there's a kitchen sink in there somewhere.

Apparently, knife-pistol combinations were more common than I'd realized.

http://www.19thcenturyweapons.com/1108/unmarkunwrog.html
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apache_pistol
 
I'm having trouble with the scale. There are little scissors and stuff in that compartment in the main body. Near as I can tell, if the thing's 10" long closed, then the scissors in there are only about an inch long, and that strop razor beside it's only got a 1 1/2" handle and a half-inch blade.
Good eye.

The knife is a show/display/sales model from, I believe, a German knife and scissor manufacturer which exhibits some of their craftsmanship and variety of items made. You'll note it has many numerous scissors - more than any useful device would require. The one open compartment - there are others - contains miniature versions of items they made. The writeup described them as 1" replicas.

EDIT: You can see more images here http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/...onal-firearms-collection-buffalo-bill-center/
 
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