A. Wingen Jr. Solingen Germany Rare Shotgun Knife With Lockback Blade, 12-16 Gag

This rare shotgun knife from Arthur Wingen Jr. Is a vintage piece that would make a great addition to any collection. With a full tang and a drop point blade, this knife is perfect for hunting and other outdoor activities. The blade is made of carbon steel and has a plain edge, while the handle is crafted from stag/antler and features a gut hook. The knife also has a lockback blade for added security and is ambidextrous, making it easy to use for both right- and left-handed individuals.

Despite its age, this knife is in great shape and is an original piece, manufactured in Germany in the 1930s. Don't miss out on the opportunity to own this unique and functional collectible. This knife is set up for 12 gauge and 16 gauge shell removal. It has a tool on the end to help pull the shelves out of a double barrel shotgun. It has a very nice gut hook, a main blade and a saw and a corkscrew for after you've gutted your out can you open your wine bottle?

You talk about a cool knife. This baby is rare and old. It has good snap no wobbles in the saw blade and gut hook blade. The other blade which is the main blade does not have snap but folds nicely and stays in place and it is the lock back anyway so I don't think it matters.

It's still an awesome old knife and I hate to sell it, but I gotta keep rolling. I do see a small crack between the last pin on the handle and the end. It has brass pins brass liners, three springs beautiful handle material patina of antique and a court care that works just fine. This is a rare bird. Don't let it get away.

Again, this is a very rare knife. I wouldn't let it get away. I've only seen one of these in my entire life and I've been collecting knives many years.

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