Enjoy yourself watching...

[WilkBury]

 

[Mr. Whippy]

I like it!

Looks extremely robust and functional. 

[Mike, Lord of the Spammers!]

Nice little hobo knife mate

[Screwtape]

I very much like the styling of the fork 

[J-sews]

Pretty cool old hobo knife you have there WilkBury! Any idea how old it is? They made knives very similar to yours as far back as the late 1800's

[thebullfrog]

Very cool.

[Turnstone]

Great pics, thanks! 

[WilkBury]

@ Mr. Whippy: it is quite robust, thanks! 

@ Mike: thanks for the info - I did not know that it is called a hobo knife  I thought it was some  'freak of nature' among pocket knives...  But today did some Google-research and found something similar:
fork style:

fork style and assembling system:


@ Screwtape: I like the styling of the fork too! 

@ J-sews: I do not know how old it is. In fact I have never thought about its age before. I have found it at an old house attic (hose was built circa 1928) about 12 years ago. Unfortunately it bears no inscriptions bur one - letter on the inner side of the fork handle:

Maybe it is a 'B' or Greek  'π' or Russian 'T' - hard to say   

@ thebullfrog: thanks!

@ Turnstone: thanks, I have tried to do my best with my cell phone camera!

[nuphoria]

Nice to see one that isn't modern and mass produced