Found in a drawer, just wondering???

Not sure if it’s anything special but I remember knifes like that being sold at gas stations and bait stores where they were displayed on a carboard display rack when I was a kid most of them had a kind of cover that usually came off after a while leaving you with plane bare metal sides

That one looks Like it’s in good shape

I’ve got an old knife very similar to that, I think mines a Case tho. one blade is a fish scaler, the other kind of a fillet knife. Cool old knife.

I collect those, among other vintage fishing tackle. That is a nice one, what name is on the blade? Lots of promotional types given away with names imprinted on them. That one still has the bail. If the scales are both good, not peeling and never been sharpened on a grinder, blade in good shape it would fetch $20.00 at any knife show. A box, leather sheath, unique promotional name will get more money. Those blades sharpen very well and hold a edge nice. I have one in my creek trout gear, and use it.

Hook remover on the end of the scaler, a 50s or 60s tackle box was not complete without one.

I remember those.

Had one when a kid, loved the pearloid handle. Wish I still had it.

It's a "STAG IRELAND"....






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I'll open it up and look at the blade later. Was my father in law's. Looks to be in mint condition.

No writing on the blade, just "STAG"

I had on in my tackle box when I was a kid.

I had one like this but the scales where fake antler. I tried to sharpen it on a grinder when I was about 10 and ruined it

Those knives were very popular fishing tackle box knives when I was a pup. In fact, my Bride carried one in her purse for decades that I'd given her when we were dating!

Thanks for showing it off, slydogx.

mine is an Imperial think the celluloid was a reddish color, hook disgorger, fish scaler, blade, bottle cap opener what more did a kid need

I have many that are yellow, a very common color, white is much less common. They did not like being laid in hot sun, that is what did the scales in, being washed in very hot water also. I have a Herters name on one, Eagle Claw on one, also some now out of business hardware stores. Great addition to a vintage fishing outfit. Get a original Zebco 33 on a Shakespeare rod, a coffee can of worms and that knife and head to the local pond.

my son has an Imperial like that gave 10 dollars I think fairly common flee market find around here

One of my favorite knives. Some of them came with very good steel, others not so much. If the blade has a black hue to it and is difficult to keep from rusting, that's one of the good ones.
I had one that I could sharpen so you could shave with it and it held an edge.

Hard to beat high carbon steel. It would rust and tarnish just looking at it but man did it ever take an edge.