GÓMEZ Albacete Folding Knife

$53.00

Object reference: BRU-10573609319

Object details

Marked GÓMEZ / ALBACETE in the supplied photographs
Open length approximately 11–12 cm (4.33–4.72 in), estimated from the ruler photograph
Seller-described cattle-bone scales with steel blade and silver-toned metal fittings
Exact model and date unconfirmed
Blade crack reported by the seller; presented as a collection and study object

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Condition

Seller-reported blade crack, aged yellowing to the scales, blade discoloration, scratches and wear to the fittings. The seller states that it opens and closes, but structural soundness and locking performance have not been independently checked.

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The story

Yellowed handle scales, grooved metal bolsters and a gently curved outline give this folding knife a quiet, substantial character. The blade carries GÓMEZ and ALBACETE markings visible in the supplied close-ups, alongside an extensively worn surface.

Albacete has a long documented cutlery tradition, with the folding knife becoming a familiar domestic and rural tool. This example is best appreciated as a study of that design language: compact construction, contrasting materials and details shaped for handling, now carrying the signs of use.

Attribution note

The photographed GÓMEZ and ALBACETE marks support the named attribution, although the exact model and production period remain unverified. The seller identifies the scales as cattle bone; their appearance is compatible with bone, but species has not been independently confirmed. Crucially, the seller reports a crack in the blade. This remains part of the description and must not be concealed by presentation images.